Exploring the symbolism of the Transfiguration of Christ, the value of images in liturgical art, the significance of symbols as pathways to encounter God, and the divine darkness and light in theological descriptions. The discussion also touches on the balance of depicting Christ's divinity and humanity in icons, the transformative power of symbols, and the role of art in celebrating tradition versus questioning contemporary structures.

Three guests, including artists Jonathan Pageau and Aidan Hart, and Anna Bond, the Co-Founder of Rifle Paper Company, discuss the role of art in identity. They explore topics such as the universal vision of art, the breakdown of public art, and the transformative power of art in shaping identity. They also touch on the problems of idolizing political figures and explore the connections between art, faith, and community building.

This podcast delves into a cosmic image depicting the New Jerusalem, touching upon the Garden of Eden, mankind's destiny, and the synthesis of heaven and earth. The discussion explores symbolism in divine imagery, the role of Adam and Eve, traditional elements in a hierarchical vision, and the evolution of artistic expression in iconography.