Leslie Hornsberry

My artwork has been an important part of me since I was old enough to hold a pencil. As a lifelong weirdo, much of my work is aimed at exploring mysticism, magick, blasphemy, and sexuality — and how all of these things intersect. My work is influenced by my personal experiences with the strange, my curiosity and desire for connection to the numinous, and my experiences living with mental illness. It is, in and of itself, a magickal working that brings me a little closer to divinity each day by bringing me a little closer to myself and others each day.

Art has been healing, and sharing it has been a real exercise in Healing My Inner Child™. It has enabled me to explore the sacred spirituality of anger, the initiatory and transformative aspects of fear, the importance of shared experience, and the joy on the other side of the terrifying ordeal of being known. It has brought me to deeper understanding of myself, deeper respect for my interests, and to the understanding that the snake was, in fact, the good guy and that God should confess his sins to us.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to share my art, and hope that what I share will connect with others and perhaps help them with their own traumas, their own confusion, their own initiations, and their own questions. But hell, let’s be honest — I just hope y’all like it.

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Hail Satan