HEart
Artist Statement
When people ask me (Eve), “What do you do?” I usually reply, “I’m a Prophetic Artist.”
That often sparks curiosity—what is prophetic art?
The word “prophetic” refers to a message from God, revealed through someone filled with the Holy Spirit—expressing His heart, mind, and will. These messages can come through words, visions, dreams, music, or even art. Like the prophet Hosea, sometimes the message is a life lived in obedience.
Prophetic artists receive spiritual insights—images, words, or visions—and express them visually. But it’s not just about talent. It’s about carrying the gift of prophecy, being anointed by God, and creating from deep intimacy with Him. A genuine love for God and His people is essential.
When we say that a piece of artwork is prophetic—meaning it carries a message from God—it must come to pass. If it doesn’t, it may not have come from Him, or perhaps it’s a word that requires waiting. Discernment is key. Not everything seen or felt is immediately fulfilled; some prophetic words are for an appointed time.
We titled this exhibition “HEart”—with “HE” intentionally emphasized.
Jesus must have first place in our hearts. Only then can we become vessels fit for His use—empowered to preach, heal, and set the oppressed free. This is a call to the end-time warriors, advancing His Kingdom until He returns.
The artworks in this exhibition use surreal and conceptual styles to bring the unseen into view—making the invisible visible.
As written in Hebrews 11:1–3:
Faith is the evidence of things not seen… the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that what is seen was not made out of what is visible.
