Growing up in Southern Baptist culture, the questions of control, sin, and self acceptance were themes throughout my development. What was truly "holy"? What did it mean when someone who was meant to love you yielded power over you? In the Bible there is a mythical, angelic creature called the Ophanim. It is an angel composed of two perpendicular wheels, covered in eyes on every surface. The wheels carry the weight of God's throne, move in any direction, and never sleep. After Roe v. Wade was overturned in the summer of 2023, I collected the eyes of women, the women identifying, and individuals who felt their bodily autonomy was in question-and re-contextualized them as a New Ophanim. These eyes carry the weight of our rights to bodily autonomy, choice, and the pervasive acceptance of humanness. These eyes are drawn on hand made ceramic tiles and tested through the raging fire of a kiln. They gaze in spite of what they've been through, and eternally declare their sacred nature, worthy of love.