Ka Rising

 The Egyptian Book of the Dead is an ancient guide to the afterlife — a collection of spells, hymns, and illustrations meant to help the soul navigate the unseen world and reunite with divine light. It was not a single book, but a living tradition, rewritten and personalized for each person who sought safe passage through death into rebirth. Within its pages, gods and goddesses reveal the mysteries of balance, truth, and transformation — themes that continue to echo across time, culture, and spirit.

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Ka Rising began almost exactly a year ago, when fashion designer Catira Blasini woke from a vivid dream repeating a single phrase: “Ka, Egypt.” She shared it with artist Christina Lewis Vizcarrondo, and from that moment, the two began shaping a shared vision — blending Blasini’s world of fashion with Vizcarrondo’s world of painting. The result is a collaborative exhibition exploring divine feminine energy through color, texture, and story — weaving the ancient mysticism of Egypt into the vibrant soul of the Caribbean.