The Work
Where divine light upon wings of stone angels was earned.
Where reverence for the sublime dark was kept.
Beauty emerges most radiant on the edge of Oblivion.
Permit me to introduce myself.
The work here was created for you, with a singular purpose. That you may find everlasting beauty and meaning.
— TC Montague
Autumn at the Eiffel Tower
Autumn at the Eiffel Tower
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Nature's last gift, before her final exhale of gold.
Color rushes forward, brave and brief, and the world receives what it cannot keep. For that which burns brightest has the shortest hour, though it lingers like a whisper, beckoning you home to the warmth waiting there. A room that presents this work holds the beauty of the Parisian Autumn in it.
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Bassin d'Apollon
Bassin d'Apollon
Radiant light catches the hour, and the hour holds forever.
Apollo and his legion rising from the water now, and forever more. Time itself frozen in pure radiance, and from it a sun that will not set. A sun-room that holds this work greets each beautiful day with Apollo.
Rose of the Apocalypse
Rose of the Apocalypse
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The end of the world held in divine light.
The vision turns, and sixteen petals of glass open into prophecy, carried not as thunder, but as jeweled light. A sanctuary that holds this work keeps revelation in quiet company.
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Le Cavalier Gaulois
Le Cavalier Gaulois
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The steed that carries the legend.
A noble steed carved in stone, set against nature's unrelenting drama beneath a moody Parisian sky. This is the side rarely studied—not the warrior's face, but the powerful horse that bears the myth, its arched neck and weathered flank holding the tension of a charged moment where strength and stillness collide in a display of Parisian grandeur. A parlour that holds this work holds authority in it.
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Bassin de Saturne
Bassin de Saturne
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Navigating the Emotional Topography of Grief
Emerging from the fog of mourning as a living architecture of loss, its cracked surface bearing testimony to time's inexorable passage. In the Swamp of Sorrows, abstract pain reveals its true scale—grief that accumulates across ages, sorrow that compounds into something so massive it achieves its own gravitational pull.
Depths of Despair
In the swamp depths where consciousness fractures, despair reveals itself as paralysis—that suspended state where the bereaved disconnect from the present moment, trapped in memory so vivid the world around them dissolves. Peronella stands lost in a trance of sadness, her physical form present but her awareness elsewhere, dwelling in that unreachable time when everything remained intact. This is grief as disconnection, the moment when sorrow becomes so heavy it pulls awareness away from what is toward what was, when the mind refuses the present because the present is unbearable. Here, the weight of loss, that standing becomes an act of will against the downward pull of despair trying to drag us under.
The Territory of Disconnection
This threshold confronts the moment when grief stops being something we experience and becomes something we inhabit, when sorrow transforms from emotion into environment. The bereaved stand physically present while psychologically absent, lost in the vast territory between what was and what remains. Time collapses—past and present merge until memory feels more real than the moment currently unfolding. What lies within this encounter—the teaching about enduring paralysis, about remaining even when awareness fractures—reveals itself to those willing to stand where despair pulls hardest.
Bog of Regret
The bog where the unspoken gather weight and sink, regret reveals itself as permanence—that terrible finality when the moment passes and the opportunity closes forever. Peronella stands before what cannot be undone, confronting the silence that will never break, the truth that will never be voiced, the expression that hardened into eternal withholding. This is grief compounded by knowing: that love was felt but never spoken, that gratitude existed but remained unuttered, that forgiveness was possible but never offered. Here, the weight of what was never said becomes unbearable precisely because retrieval is impossible.
Where Words Turn to Stone
This threshold confronts regret's particular cruelty: the knowledge that some opportunities exist only once, that certain moments demand speech and will not return. The bereaved carry the weight of loss and the additional burden of silence—everything unsaid, every unexpressed emotion, every truth withheld because tomorrow seemed guaranteed. The revelation is urgent: speak while you can, express what matters, because waiting transforms intention into weight that sinks beyond recovery. What lies within this encounter—the teaching about honoring truth before finality makes honoring impossible—reveals itself to those willing to face what their own silence has cost them.
The Empress of Death
This series follows Persephone through the transformation that forges her into the Empress of Death. To claim her throne, she must release Adonis—the last love anchoring her to the living world—and descend into the Underworld’s sacred waters. Each piece captures a moment in her passage from grief to sovereignty, from the shattering of innocence to the awakening of a divinity born of shadow and sorrow. This is the story of a goddess discovering that some thrones can only be taken through sacrifice, and some power awakens only in the ruins of who we once were.
Fruit of the Forsaken
Surrender of the Night
Love's Last Kiss
Tears of Acheron
Fruit of the Forsaken
Surrender of the Night
Love's Last Kiss
Tears of Acheron
When Persephone consumed the Fruit of Time
This piece captures the timeless moment when Kronos, the primordial, feeds the sacred fig to the Empress—a striking portrayal of the serene power inherent in accepting one's destiny. To gaze upon it is to feel the inevitable pull of time.
Surrender of the Night
“Surrender of the Night” marks a defining moment in the Empress of Death series, where Persephone fully accepts the weight of becoming Queen of the Underworld—and the night itself bends in submission to her rising power. In this sacred scene, Nyx, the primordial night, stands at her side manifested as a mythic black panther, subdued beneath Persephone’s ascendant dominion, while Chaos crouches below in a coil of raw, ancient force.
Behind them, the waters of Acheron and Styx merge into a luminous crossroads where sorrow fades and sovereignty begins. From the hollow of an ancient tree, Hecate watches in the form of an owl, bearing silent witness as Persephone steps beyond reluctance and into the absolute command of the realm of shadows.
Love's Last Kiss
Divine love forms the heart of Love’s Last Kiss, capturing a moment suspended between longing and fate. Bathed in soft torchlight, the lovers sit entwined within a carved wooden vessel adrift in sacred waters. Adonis—cloaked in midnight—draws Persephone close, his touch tender yet doomed. She leans into him, draped in ivory and gold, her gaze lifted in equal parts passion and heartbreak. Her horns arc like mirrored crescents, echoing divine origin and fatal duality.
The eternal flame between them flickers, casting omens in its glow. Below, a halved fig rests upon a stone as an offering, while a single red rose lies at the river’s edge—symbol and prophecy of love’s final end.