Baroque. Beautiful. Brutally Honest.

Welcome to a different kind of art curation.
I don’t lecture. I don’t analyze brushstrokes. I don’t bore you with historical trivia unless it actually matters.

What I do is see.
The pieces I choose don’t just hang pretty – they speak. I walk past a hundred paintings and stop for one. If I’ve paused, it’s because there’s something deeper worth showing you – something you’ll feel in your gut.

I focus especially on the golden age of sacred art – the Baroque Counter-Reformation, when the Church fought fire with fire, heresy with drama, doubt with beauty. These artists weren’t decorating chapels – they were defending doctrine with light and shadow, with agony and ecstasy.

My work is about pulling threads from this most cinematic, sacred, and emotional period of art history and revealing how its voltage still cuts straight to the soul today. This isn’t just art history. It’s a mirror into your own faith, your culture, your contradictions.

The Illiterati Virtual Gallery isn’t for academics.
It’s for those who want to feel something true.