Each interprets the source differently; the same light that illuminates also casts shadows, and what begins as pure can become fragmented. This energy may either unite or divide, empowering some while alienating others. The sweeping movement of brushwork mimics the emotional turbulence of interpretation: messy, vibrant, divine. Tiyan's choice of palette electric blues, bold blacks, and sacred gold invokes both mysticism and tension, allowing viewers to witness how belief and truth evolve in communal spaces. In the Seeing Is Believing collection, Source stands as both anchor and warning: what we see is never just what is. It is what we make of it, together and apart.