A bust of “Jesus” is mounted alone on the gallery wall. But this statuette is not what it at first appears to be. Priest Lee You-Kun has performed a Taoist ritual on God’s son; he has located Jesus in heaven and invited him to inhabit his own sculptural representation. Religion always involves believing that there is something greater than what appears before our eyes. The objects that the devout surround themselves with serve as visual reminders of that which always remains unseen. Jesus in Jesus serves to negotiate between two diverging belief systems that are normally kept far apart. As a result of a simple action, Western and Eastern religions are provocatively melded together, thereby shedding light on the fact that very different rituals, ceremonial procedures and iconographies fundamentally are grounded on similar, if not the same, human desires.