SlimeSunday Sunday School Dropout, 2025

In Sunday School Dropout, 2025, Slimesunday confronts themes of faith, rebellion, and iconoclasm with raw visual force. The work features a classical image of a saintly or religious figure, her serene face disrupted by a bold red “X” slashed across the surface—a symbol of defiance that transforms reverence into resistance. Layered against a textured collage of torn posters and graffiti-like marks, the composition captures the tension between the sacred and the profane, devotion and dissent.

True to Slimesunday’s practice, the piece fuses digital collage aesthetics with the grit of urban decay, blurring boundaries between fine art and street culture. The act of defacement here becomes a statement—a challenge to systems of authority, purity, and control that dictate moral imagery in both religion and media.

Sunday School Dropout epitomizes the artist’s provocative exploration of cultural taboos and visual power. It is a meditation on lost innocence and spiritual autonomy, using destruction as creation and rebellion as renewal. In Slimesunday’s hands, the divine becomes human again—imperfect, emotional, and defiantly alive.