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If you are just seeing me for the first time. I'm Rashidat Oiza. I'm graphic designer, brand identity designer and Ai video creator. I help businesses, entrepreneurs and startups Build memorable brands through creative and strategic designs and Ai videos.
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The Vision of Saint John
ca. 1608–14
Inspired by El Greco’s The Vision of Saint John (ca. 1608–14), a surviving fragment of a larger altarpiece, this project imagines the lost upper portion of the painting not as something recoverable, but as something that continued to exist beyond the frame. Rather than reconstructing what history removed, I explored what it would mean for the painting’s ecstatic upward motion to break free of its physical limits. The result is a visual continuation in which the missing half returns as an overwhelming vertical force, transforming the gallery into an extension of El Greco’s apocalyptic vision.
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/436576
Imagining the missing fragment as something that continued to exist, rather than something to reconstruct, is a brilliant premise. It respects the mystery while expanding it.