What if artists don't create ideas? What if we receive them?

The God Space explores the possibility that creativity is not an act of invention, but one of translation. That artists, writers, musicians, et al. are less like authors and more like visionaries with antennas, who receive signals from the unconscious, the collective imagination, spirit, or forms of intelligence that exist beyond ordinary, in the space before language and before certainty.

What does it mean to serve as a translator of an unseen intelligence?When something arrives through us like a vision or the melody to a song, or an image we must translate, or a feeling we must feel and convey? What responsibility do we have to the message? Is the artist's role to communicate clearly or to simply remain faithful to what was received?

Must art be understood to be art? If a work resists interpretation, if its meaning cannot be fully understood, has it failed or is its mystery part of its purpose?

And who is art ultimately for? The artist seeking revelation; a divine connection? The audience seeking release and meaning? Or the force that called the work into existence in the first place?

Drawing from art, psychology, spirituality, philosophy, and lived creative experience, The God Space investigates the hidden architecture of inspiration and the enduring mystery of creation itself.

Because sometimes the work arrives before the understanding. It's like a feeling, a twinge in the body, a spark of a thought, or a lightning bolt. And sometimes the most important question is not what art means but where it comes from.

The God Space.

Not a show about art.

A show about where art comes from.

Dienye Waboso Amajor (she/her)  is a Dora Nominated Nigerian Actor, Writer, Performer and Mother who lives and works in Ontario. Dienye holds an MA in Theatre and Performance studies from York University with a keen interest in Pre-Colonial African Theory, Performance and Development. Dienye is a published writer whose work can be found on the online publication She Does the City. In 2022, she developed and debuted a new visual and photographic work titled “Rest” which seeks to prioritize and localize the exploration and imagery of Black bodies in a state of Rest. Dienye is currently continuing her studies as a PhD student in the Theatre Dance and Performance program at York University. She currently works with Suitcase in Point Multi Arts company as the Associate Artistic Director.