Kyra-SkyNight Homily


Welcome to the Ergosphere, the furthermost boundary of a black hole. 


My name is Kyra-Sky, which is apt given the content of my work - I swear my mother knew what I’d make when she offered me that hyphenated jumble of letters. 

I am an image maker, writer and illustrator; drawing parallels between celestial and terrestrial bodies.

This archive;,exponentially growing in density, is a casing; a womb for all the textual, visual and auditory souls contained within its tissues.

In entering the womb of the void, you will encounter all manner of creatures; mostly, Demnous , St.Lucian Kwéyòl for demon.

Every piece of text inside of this dark flesh is...

A night homily.




  • Eophis

  • 3D Digital Sculpt 

(2024)
Eophis was cut from the belly of the void fully formed, performed an emergency caesarean from the inside out, cut with their teeth the red thread umbilical cord wrapped around their neck like a slipknot.








Exhibition History / Work + Achievemnts:





Exhibition: Fusion Arts, What’s Wrong With Us? (2025)




Workshop Co-designer, Youth Accesss (2025)




Artist Residency / Solo Exhibition: Fusebox Kingston (2025)




Exhibition: Fusebox Kingston, Moonlight (2025)




Exhibition: PICTUREDOME, Gloucester - Ergosphere (2025) 




Exhibition: Ruskin School of Art - BITE  (2024)




Young Advisor at Youth Access 2024




Publishing Micro-Internship: University of Oxford - Insight into Publishing (2024)




Exhibition and Talk: Glass Tank Gallery - Lunchtime Lecture Series(2024)




Book Illustration (Commission): Moojag and




Solo Exhibition:  Platform Graduate Award - CVAN  South East / Modern Art Oxford - Black Hole as Metaphor - (2022)




Billboard Illustration: No5 Young People - Reading Train Station - Together We Can Say It Loud

(2023)




Fine Art Writing Award: Oxford Brookes University – September (2022)




Exhibition: Oxford Brookes University - Counterbalance (2022)




Content creator - Youtube - 2012 - 2017




Qualifications / Academic + Personal achievements:





University of Oxford - Distinction MFA - June 2024




Black Academic Futures Scholarship: University of Oxford - 2023-2024




AQA Unit Award Scheme Participating in Social Action - 2023




AQA Unit Award Scheme Creating Digital Content - 2023




Oxford Brookes University - First Class Honours BA Fine Art with History of Art - September 2022






Eophian Artefacts

3D Digital Sculpt

(Metallic texture applied by Brandon Saunders: https://gauspel.art)

(2024)




  •  A series of; iron, iridium, bronze, wood, bone and gold Artefacts were recently discovered deep in the bush of Soufrière, Iguana Island ( Sent Lici / St.Lucia). They have been titled the Eophian Artefacts.







The Testament and Scriptures of Eophis

(2024)


Unearthered at the mouth of a cave on the Petite Piton, Iguana Island, (Sent Lici / St.Lucia. It is thought to be written by a Prophetess who lived in the mountains.



















Eophhis (full body)

3D Digital Sculpt

(Metallic texture applied by Brandon Saunders: https://gauspel.art)

(2024)















































Eophian Relic in Gold

Scan of relic

(2024)






Sucrotic Eophis

Sugar Sculpture

(2024)


A preserved sugar sculpture discovered in a cornfield in Oxfordshire. 

It is thought that the teachings, customs, spirits and figures surrounding the cult of Eophis travelled across continents during the transatlantic slave trade.










































Omo

3D Digital Sculpt

(2024)


































Omo

3D Digital Sculpt

(Metallic texture applied by Brandon Saunders: https://gauspel.art/)

(2024)





Omo was born approximately half a Planck after Eophis, she’s warm-blooded, she eats eggs, tilapia, dashin, apples and sugar at every stage of its refinement. Omo’s preferred forms are far from each other, she enjoys the sensation of stretching into new shapes. Her default forms are; one, almost insect faced, grotesque to some. There are jaw bones on the vertical where the corners of a smile should sit, teeth jutting out the cheeks - and a tongue which hangs flaccid inbetween, at the centre of their crater. Four arms, four legs - wheeling around a solid torso heavy like a mountain - a Vitruvian Frankenstein. 

The second shape is more recognisable as human, still horned, but a hominid nonetheless. Her scalp is ribboned with lines of cornrows














Omoic Icon

Digital Illustration

(2024)
An icon of the serpent-fish goddess.