This project explores the impact of personified representations of "god" in Christian art as compared to the abstract or elusive depictions found in Judaic and Islamic art. It delves into how these differing artistic approaches influence individuals' spiritual experiences, focusing on the accessibility of a sense of greatness in daily life. It is God: Spirituality Through Multiple Planes explores the multiple planes of reality in which God is not limited to religion, to one being or power, and opens up an artistic environment in which god has no pronouns, race, or religion. What enables us to find profound spiritual connections outside of traditional religious contexts? This project emphasizes a worldview of artistically distorted vision, reflection, pattern, and ambiguity.