Spiritual Dialogue is an ongoing interview series that centers intimate conversations around spirituality, memory, and the ways we come to know ourselves through both. Rooted in care, curiosity, and deep listening, the series invites artists, cultural workers, and community members to reflect on their personal and ancestral relationships to spirit—however that may be defined.

Each conversation unfolds as a quiet offering: a space to speak on ritual, intuition, grief, healing, and the unseen forces that guide creative and everyday life. Rather than prescribing a singular understanding of spirituality, Spiritual Dialogue embraces multiplicity—honoring traditions across the diaspora, syncretic practices, and the deeply personal ways people build connection with the divine.

The series is grounded in the belief that storytelling is a form of ceremony. Through dialogue, participants map the intersections of art and spirit, tracing how practices of making become acts of devotion, resistance, and remembrance. These conversations are not just documentation, but living archives—holding space for voices that are often felt more than heard.

In Spiritual Dialogue ultimately asks: What does it mean to be in relationship—with self, with lineage, with land, and with something beyond language?

Corinne, a visual storyteller originally from Georgia and now based in Philadelphia, believes in the power of images to reveal our true selves, how we perceive ourselves, and how we wish to be perceived by the world. Their collaborations have included working with Chromat, a bodywear label founded by Becca McCharen, renowned for designing for all bodies across gender, size, and identity…