A Kiss from Heaven

Title: A Kiss from Heaven

Artist: FAIR FAB
Medium: Digital collage, photomontage, typographic composition
Year: 2025

Description:
A Kiss from Heaven is a dreamlike reverie—a visual hymn to beauty, sensuality, and spiritual longing. Framed by the silhouette of a face mid-kiss, the composition is filled with symbolic fragments: blooming red poppies, Michelangelo’s iconic “Creation of Adam” hands, a white dove bearing a rose, and a nod to the iconic American Beauty film poster. These elements collide and dissolve into one another, suggesting that love—divine or earthly—is never singular, but layered, complex, and cinematic.

The phrase “When the light is on, a kiss from heaven makes me wonder” stretches across the scene, functioning like a whispered line from a poem or a thought drifting through memory. Warm golden tones dominate the piece, casting it in a nostalgic, almost sacred glow, while the red poppies inject a pulse of passion and remembrance.

Curator’s Note:

“In this luminous, multilayered collage, FAIR FAB assembles visual fragments like relics from both pop culture and Renaissance art to evoke a deeply felt, almost mystical intimacy. A Kiss from Heaven is part prayer, part hallucination—where the divine meets the sensual in the field of memory. This work blurs the boundaries between sacred iconography and pop seduction, inviting viewers to consider the holiness of desire, and the beauty hidden in fleeting moments of connection.”

This piece deepens FAIR FAB’s ongoing exploration of the iconography of love, blurring the lines between myth, media, and meaning.