@godlivesinmyphone

This project examines how Christian imagery functions as a visual language within contemporary internet culture. In digital environments, religious symbols are increasingly detached from their theological context and recontextualized as aesthetic, communicative, and performative elements within image-driven platforms.

Presented as a book referencing the pocket bible, this project functions as a slightly blasphemous object translating the temporal and spatial logic of online doomscrolling into a fixed, material form.  

By bridging digital culture and graphic design practice, the project reflects on the shifting role of images in shaping the way we think, believe, and communicate.