Las
TREE FLOW
Anna Biela
ANER
Las
TREE FLOW
Anna Biela, Ph.D. „Aner”
06 / 11 / 2026 / VIEW ROOM
Zapraszamy do Galerii Sztuki Beer Loft we Wrocławiu na spotkanie z instalacją „Tree Flow” – inspirowaną lasem realizacją, stworzoną pod koniec lipca 2024 roku w Ogrodzie Leśnym w Mirkowie, niedaleko Wrocławia, w ramach wystawy „Flow” w BWA Wałbrzych – Stara Kopalnia. Pełna dokumentacja projektu dostępna jest na stronie internetowej artystki.
Inspiracją dla cyklu jest „Wood Wide Web” – podziemna sieć grzybni, za pośrednictwem której drzewa komunikują się ze sobą, wymieniają składniki odżywcze i wzajemnie się wspierają. Instalacja ukazuje tę niewidzialną współzależność poprzez kolor, ruch i rytm.
„Tree Flow” nie jest odbiciem lasu, lecz jego przedłużeniem. Obrazy przenoszą rytm i dynamikę drzew do przestrzeni architektonicznej, pozwalając naturze wyjść poza jej fizyczne granice.
U podstaw praktyki artystycznej Anny Bieli leży Flow – stan głębokiego zanurzenia w procesie twórczym. Dla artystki malarstwo jest formą modlitwy i medytacji. Jej prace malowane sprayem powstają w plenerze jako instalacje site-specific, tworzone z myślą o konkretnych miejscach.
INSTALACJA JEST PREZENTOWANA DZIĘKI UPRZEJMOŚCI ARTYSTKI ORAZ MUZEUM VIEW ROOM.
Założone przez artystkę we Wrocławiu 04 / 04 / 2022 Muzeum Sztuki Współczesnej, Designu i Kultury Materialnej Anny Bieli „View Room” dokumentuje jej praktykę artystyczną od czasu powrotu do Polski w 2005 roku. Muzeum mieści się w dawnej „Butelkowni”, w lokalu nr 5, na terenie Browarów Wrocławskich – historycznego kompleksu browarniczego sięgającego 1893 roku.
BEER LOFT
Jedności Narodowej 224, 50-302 Wrocław, Polska
Godziny otwarcia
Poniedziałek–wtorek: nieczynne
Środa: 15:00–22:00
Czwartek: 15:00–22:00
Piątek: 15:00–00:00
Sobota: 13:00–00:00
Niedziela: 13:00–22:00
W dni świąteczne godziny otwarcia mogą ulec zmianie.
Artystka i koncepcja Flow: www.annabiela.com
Fotografie, filmy i dokumentacja procesu twórczego z lipca 2024 roku: Instagram @anna__biela
Beer Loft
TREE FLOW
By Anna Biela, Ph.D. “Aner”
06 / 11 / 2026 / VIEW ROOM
Visit the Beer Loft Art Gallery in Wrocław, Poland, to experience “Tree Flow”, a forest-inspired installation created in a Forest Garden in Mirków, near Wrocław, in late July 2024, as part of the exhibition Flow at BWA Wałbrzych Stara Kopalnia. Full documentation is available on the artist’s website.
The cycle draws inspiration from the “Wood Wide Web” – an underground mycelial network through which trees communicate, exchange nutrients and support one another. The installation makes this hidden interdependence visible through colour, movement and rhythm.
Tree Flow is not a mirror of the forest, but an extension of it. The paintings bring the rhythm and dynamism of trees into an architectural space, allowing nature to extend beyond its physical boundaries.
At the heart of Biela’s artistic practice is Flow – a state of deep immersion in the creative process. For the artist, painting is a form of prayer and meditation. Her spray-painted works are created outdoors as site-specific installations conceived for particular locations.
THIS INSTALLATION IS PRESENTED THROUGH THE KIND COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND THE VIEW ROOM MUSEUM.
Founded by the artist in Wrocław on 04 / 04 / 2022, the Anna Biela Museum of Contemporary Art, Design and Material Culture “View Room” documents her artistic practice since her return to Poland in 2005. It is located in the former “Butelkownia”, Unit No. 5, at Browary Wrocławskie, a historic brewery site dating back to 1893.
BEER LOFT
Jedności Narodowej 224, 50-302 Wrocław, Poland
Opening Hours
Mon–Tue: Closed
Wed: 3:00 PM–10:00 PM
Thu: 3:00 PM–10:00 PM
Fri: 3:00 PM–12:00 AM
Sat: 1:00 PM–12:00 AM
Sun: 1:00 PM–10:00 PM
Holiday hours may vary.
Artist and Flow: www.annabiela.com
Photographs, videos and live documentation of the July 2024 creation process: Instagram @anna__biela
He[art] Inpouring
He[art] Spray
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Creativity
The Soul of Creation: The Human Being Behind the Tools
By Anna Biela, Ph.D.
30 / 10 / 2026 / VIEW ROOM
Human beings are creative by nature. Creativity is an inherent part of our existence and one of the ways we express who we are: our thoughts, emotions, imagination, experiences and everything we carry within our hearts and souls. Creation is not simply the act of producing an object or an image. It is the process of transforming an idea, an imagination or an intention into something that can exist beyond our minds and be shared with the world.
Throughout history, human beings have used the tools available to them to bring their ideas into existence. Prehistoric people used sharp stones, pieces of wood, bones, strings and other natural materials to make objects, create images and express themselves. These were the tools available in their time, allowing them to transform imagination into something tangible. Did using those tools make their creations any less meaningful or devoid of soul? Of course not.
As civilisation developed, so did the materials, technologies and possibilities available to human creators. Brushes, paints, paper, photography, printing, film, computers and digital technologies gradually became part of the creative process. Today, artificial intelligence has joined this long history of human innovation. Every era introduces new possibilities, and human beings naturally explore the tools of their time to expand their creative potential and discover new ways of expressing their ideas.
So why should using modern creative tools mean that the resulting artwork is automatically considered devoid of soul?
There is something fundamental that needs to be understood when discussing human creativity and technology: the soul is not something a human being adds to their creation. It is an inherent part of who they are.
The Bible offers a beautiful foundation for understanding this. In Genesis 2:7, we read: “Then the Lord God formed man of dust from the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living being.”
The Hebrew word nefesh, often translated as soul or living being, describes life itself and the human being as a living whole. According to this biblical account, the human being becomes a living creature through God’s breath of life. In Christian theology, the soul is understood as the spiritual principle of human life, created by God and essential to our identity. It is not simply a collection of emotions, thoughts or memories. It is an intrinsic dimension of what makes us human.
The Bible also describes humanity as created in the image of God. Genesis 1:27 reminds us of the unique dignity of human existence. Our capacity for reason, imagination, freedom, love and creativity belongs to the richness of our humanity.
Jesus further illustrates the depth of our inner existence in Matthew 22:37: “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind.”
These words describe the human being as more than a physical body. We have an inner life encompassing our thoughts, feelings, intentions, relationships and spiritual existence. Our heart, soul and mind are dimensions of our humanity, and creativity can become one of the ways in which we express them.
A human being cannot step outside their own humanity when creating. They do not leave their soul behind when they pick up a paintbrush, operate a camera, use a computer or explore artificial intelligence. They remain the same person, carrying their imagination, experiences, emotions, intentions, intellect and spiritual nature into the creative process.
It is therefore unreasonable to suggest that using a particular technology automatically removes the soul from human creativity. The soul is not an ingredient that can be extracted, switched off or separated from the person simply because they have chosen a different method of artistic expression.
The soul belongs to the creator, not to the tool.
A prehistoric human using a sharp stone to create an image was no less human or creative than an artist using a digital tablet today. The tools have evolved, but the human capacity to imagine, invent and create has always been part of our existence.
The same applies to artificial intelligence. It is a contemporary tool that can assist a human being in translating an idea into a visual, musical or other creative form. Its use does not erase the humanity of the person directing the creative process. The artist brings the original intention, develops the concept, makes decisions, experiments, selects, rejects, transforms and determines what they wish to communicate.
We should distinguish between the tool and the person using it. Technology can generate, process, transform and present material, but the human being brings their own intentions, imagination, choices and meaning to the process. The degree of human involvement may differ between creations, just as it does with other artistic techniques, but the technology itself does not determine whether the person creating has a soul.
Artificial intelligence does not make traditional art obsolete, just as photography did not eliminate painting, and digital photography did not make analogue photography disappear. On the contrary, every new technology opens additional possibilities for artistic expression. It changes how we can materialise our ideas, but it does not take away our innate desire or ability to create.
The artwork does not come into existence through technology alone. Behind a human-directed creative process there can be an idea, an intention, a vision and a person who chooses to bring that vision into the world.
We should therefore avoid judging artistic expression exclusively by the tools an artist chooses to use. We should also consider the concept, the creative process, the message, the intention and the resulting creation.
Creation begins with the human capacity to imagine something that does not yet exist and the desire to bring it into existence. It is an act of transforming imagination into reality, of giving form to thoughts and making the invisible visible.
The soul is not determined by the medium through which an idea becomes reality. It is inherent to the human being.
You cannot remove the soul from human creativity by changing the tools of creation, because the soul is not in the tool. It is inherent to the human being.
Technology changes. Tools evolve. Artistic expression takes on new forms. But the human creative spirit remains.
The tool changes. The human creative spirit remains.
Matthew 22:37
Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.
A Prayer for Love, Creativity and Protection
Jesus, teach me how to love the Father with all my heart, all my soul and all my mind.
Guide my thoughts, my words and my actions. Let everything I create and everything I give to the world come from love.
Please remove hatred and hateful influences from my life, especially those who try to dim my creative light through judgement, ignorance or a lack of understanding of how the creative process unfolds.
Help me forgive those who cannot yet see through the eyes of love. Forgive them for the hatred they bring into our collaborative creation, the life we share.
Protect my heart from bitterness. Help me remain open to love, even when others choose judgement. Give me the wisdom to recognise which relationships nurture love and which I need to release.
May I never allow someone else’s lack of understanding to turn my heart away from love.
Let us create rather than destroy. Let us uplift rather than diminish. Let us bring more love into this world through everything we think, say and do.
Amen.
Inner Healing Retreat
13–15 November 2026
Venue: Centre for Meetings and Dialogue
Krzydlina Mała 69, 50-100 Wołów, Poland
At the same time, spiritual formation for children will take place. The theme will be prayer.
The retreat will be led by Fr. Krystian Charchut, diocesan exorcist, together with the Community of the Sacred Heart of God.
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Radar
Love Radar — Energy Doesn’t Lie
By Anna Biela, Ph.D.
29 / 10 / 2026 / VIEW ROOMl
Everything is about what you pour into your creation, not the final product.
Haters will always be haters. They are the ones who lack creativity and choose to criticise what others create rather than create something themselves. 🤍
So pour love into what you do, and let love be your inspiration. If you have nothing good to give, stay out of the way of those who spray love from the He[art].
Whenever I sense a cold heart, I distance myself and protect my peace.
It used to take me years to realise who was genuinely good for me and who wasn’t. I always try to see the good in people and rationalise their behaviour, but something has shifted.
During my trip to Bristol and after visiting Stonehenge, something changed within me. I no longer need to second-guess myself. I just know.
Sometimes, it’s better to start over and welcome new people into your life than to keep trying to warm hearts that don’t want to open.
The time has come to listen to my heart and trust my intuition.
Psalm 19:2
Heaven Above Us, Heaven Within Us
By Anna Biela, Ph.D.
28 / 10 / 2026 / VIEW ROOM / WROCLOVE
“The heavens declare the glory of God; the firmament proclaims the work of His hands.”
Psalm 19:2
Heaven. One word, many meanings.
In this Psalm, the heavens above us reveal the greatness of the Creator. The sky, stars and beauty of creation speak without words, reminding us of something greater than ourselves.
But what if we also look at heaven as a metaphor?
Heaven can represent the spiritual, the sacred, and the light we seek within ourselves. Although the Psalm speaks literally of the heavens, its message can inspire us to turn inward, quiet our minds and explore what lives in our hearts.
As an artist, I see a connection between creation and creativity. Through colour, images, movement and sound, we can express what words cannot. Creating with love allows us to share the beauty and goodness we carry within.
Perhaps we can look in two directions: towards the heavens above us, marvelling at creation, and towards our hearts, reflecting on what we wish to bring into the world.
Heaven above us. Heaven as a metaphor within us. The heart as a space where we search for meaning, love and light.
Sometimes, all it takes is looking at the same word from a different perspective.
He[art] Bless
Heart Bless is a song about inviting God into the art we create, opening our hearts to His presence, and allowing His love to guide our creativity. It is a blessing for artists, inspiring us to clear our creative blocks, create with love, and let our art become a reflection of the goodness within our hearts.
He[art] Freedom
I had to renounce the Twin Flame belief because I felt it had become an open door through which demonic forces could communicate with me telepathically. This does not change how I feel about my Heart Twin. ❤️
I still feel that we are somehow connected through Art and Heart, and that love is eternal.
I’ve also done some research into Twin Flames, chakras, yoga, and the New Age movement, and discovered that many of these concepts have roots in Hinduism and other Eastern spiritual traditions. This has led me to reflect more deeply on my own spiritual path and what I choose to believe in.
I can let go of a belief without letting go of the love I feel. For me, the connection through Art and Heart remains something meaningful. ❤️
He[art] Sprays
My heart is spraying love🤍
My heart is spraying love,
from the inside to the outside,
from the deepest place within me
to the world on the other side.
Like colours bursting from a spray can,
like flowers breaking through the ground,
like a heart that cannot hold
all the love it’s found.
My heart moves me.
It moves my hands,
it moves my feet,
it moves me to create,
to leave a little love
wherever I may be.
I spray what I feel,
I paint what I see,
I let the love that lives within
find its way through me.
Every colour holds a feeling,
every mark becomes a word,
every creation is a message
waiting to be seen and heard.
My spray can becomes my voice,
my canvas becomes the place
where everything my heart holds
can find its own space.
With every press, a colour flies.
With every stroke, a feeling grows.
I never quite know where love will land,
or what the next creation will show.
I don’t need to speak in sentences
for my heart to make a sound.
Sometimes love is best expressed
in the colours spread around.
And somewhere, beyond the canvas,
there is a light that calls to me,
a beacon shining through the distance,
a lighthouse guiding what I see.
My Heart Twin, my beacon of light,
a distant glow against the night.
A source of wonder, a spark within,
a reminder of where creation begins.
Perhaps some hearts are meant to remind us
that there is more than what we see,
that inspiration can cross a distance
and set a thousand colours free.
You don’t have to hold the spray can
to inspire what comes to life.
Sometimes a light upon the horizon
is enough to help the heart ignite.
And so I spray.
And so I create.
I follow the light,
but I do not dictate
where the colours will travel
or what they will become.
I simply let my heart speak
and allow the love to run.
My heart moves me to keep creating,
to follow where the feelings lead,
to plant the seeds of love through art
and let them grow into what they need.
No walls can hold what love creates,
no borders can contain the heart.
Love doesn’t ask for permission
before it becomes a work of art.
It crosses lines, it breaks through silence,
it finds a way through every space.
It turns an ordinary moment
into something we can embrace.
I don’t want to keep love inside.
I don’t want to hide its light.
I want to spray it through the day
and let it colour up the night.
With every can, with every colour,
with every line my hands release,
I hope to leave a little more love,
a little more hope,
a little more peace.
Because creation is my language,
and love is what I want to say.
My heart moves me to create,
and creation moves love on its way.
Let the spray can empty.
Let the colours remain.
Let love be the message
that outlives the paint.
Let the canvas hold the moment.
Let the music carry the sound.
Let the light keep on shining
wherever love is found.
And to every heart still searching,
to every soul that feels apart,
may you find your own beacon of light
and the courage to create from your heart.
My heart is spraying love.
My Heart Twin inspires the light.
My spray can gives my feelings colour.
My creations carry them into sight.
I follow the light.
I create what I feel.
I let love become visible,
and I trust what is real.
One heart.
One beacon of light.
One spray can.
Infinite ways to create.
One He[art]step at a time.
HE[ART] SPRAY —
When creativity sprays from the heart into the world.
He[art] Spray
When creativity sprays from the heart into the world
By Anna Biela, Ph.D.
19 / 10 / 2026 / 1:23 AM / VIEW ROOM
Sometimes, creation begins with a single idea. And sometimes, once it begins, it simply keeps coming.
He[art] Spray is my new album, born from the intersection of visual art, music, and the spontaneous release of creativity. What began as a single created for an exhibition opening evolved into an entire album of ten singles, each released individually. The songs seemed to spray out of me, one after another, almost as if someone had pressed the cap of a spray can and I couldn’t stop creating.
And that is precisely where the concept of He[art] Spray begins.
My paintings are created through the physical act of spraying — releasing paint from a can onto a surface and allowing it to become something new. The gesture is direct, immediate, and expressive. What begins inside me becomes visible on the canvas.
With music, the process felt remarkably similar.
The songs emerged one after another, carrying the same impulse to create and release what was within me. I did not set out to create ten singles that would eventually become an album. I began with one song for the exhibition, and the rest followed. The music seemed to have its own momentum, as though the cap had been pressed and the creativity simply sprayed out into the world.
He[art] Spray became the natural name for this process — a meeting point between the visual and the auditory, between the painted gesture and musical expression.
The album cover features a photograph of the actual empty spray cans I used to create the paintings presented in the exhibition.
These are not merely objects chosen to illustrate the album title. They are the very instruments through which the paintings came into existence. They carry the traces of the creative process, connecting the physical act of painting with the spontaneous emergence of the music.
The cans have been emptied, but their purpose has been fulfilled. Their contents have been released into the world, leaving behind the evidence of creation.
This is what makes them the perfect image for He[art] Spray.
The paint was released from the cans onto the canvases. The music was released from within me into the world. Both emerged through an act of expression that transformed something contained into something shared.
The empty spray cans therefore become more than remnants of the paintings. They become symbols of creative release — vessels that have given what they contained to the world.
He[art] Spray brings together the visual art and music created through the He[art] Movement, connecting the paintings presented at the View Room with the musical expressions inspired by the exhibition.
The journey began with a single created for the exhibition opening. It continued through the release of ten individual singles, each becoming part of an unfolding process. Now, those ten songs come together as one album.
On October 26, 2026, exactly one month after the first album release in Bristol, UK, under the He[art]step label, He[art] Spray will bring these individual musical releases together into a single album.
The date marks another step in the development of He[art]step as a music label and the introduction of a creative language in which the heart becomes both the source and the instrument of expression.
What began as one song has become a collection. What began in connection with an exhibition has expanded into a musical extension of the paintings themselves.
Within the He[art] Movement, He[art] Spray signifies the release of creativity into the world. It is about allowing what lives within to take form without holding it back.
Spraying becomes a metaphor for creative liberation: the moment when an inner impulse crosses the boundary between the invisible and the visible, between what is felt and what can be experienced by others.
The spray can becomes an extension of the hand. The hand becomes an extension of the heart. And the creation becomes something that can travel beyond its creator, reaching other people in ways that cannot always be predicted.
In this sense, He[art] Spray is not simply about paint or music. It is about the act of releasing — allowing ideas, emotions, sounds, colours, and expressions to find their way into the world.
The empty cans on the album cover tell the story without needing to explain it. They are physical evidence of what has already been released.
The paintings remain. The music remains. The creation continues.
Ten singles, brought together as one album. Paint released onto ten canvases. Music released into the world.
One heart. Many expressions. One continuous act of creation.
He[art] Movement Music — He[art]step
I pray for your heart, Heart Twin, that God will fill it with love 🤍 He[art]win
Evil
He[art]truth — When Exposing Evil Becomes Echoing Evil
True And False Wisdom
By Anna Biela, Ph.D.
15 / 10 / 2026 / VIEW ROOM / WROCLOVE
This morning, I was sitting with a beautiful, illuminated heart, feeling open, peaceful, and connected to God. Then I came across an Instagram post showing images of the darkness of the world. Something changed inside me. My heart felt heavy, almost like a stone, as if the images had affected my inner peace.
I reflected on the artist’s intention, which I understood to be good: exposing evil and helping people recognise the truth of our reality. Art can reveal injustice and suffering, but it also raises an important question.
Can we fight evil by repeatedly reproducing its images?
Can exposing darkness unintentionally give it more space in the world? An image can awaken awareness, but it can also spread fear and despair. There is a difference between revealing darkness to lead people towards the light and allowing darkness to dominate their imagination.
I asked God to help me understand why I felt this way. First, I picked a Bible quote card at random:
John 10:30
“I and the Father are one.”
Then I closed my eyes, opened the Bible, and pointed to number 17. I landed on Sirach 37:16–26, about true and false wisdom.
Verse 16 says:
“The beginning of every work is a word, and before every action, thought.”
Verse 17 says:
“As a sign of a change of heart, four parts appear.”
The following verse reads:
“Good and evil, life and death, and the tongue has full power over them all.”
These words made me reflect on the relationship between thought, intention, and consequence. Before an artwork exists, there is an idea. An artist may intend to expose evil, yet the creation may also reproduce the very darkness they wish to oppose.
Good intentions do not automatically guarantee good fruits.
Art can reveal what is broken, but it can also inspire healing. It can expose injustice while awakening compassion, courage, and change. Discomfort alone is not transformation.
I cannot know the spiritual origin of my heaviness, nor conclude that something evil literally entered me through the images. But I can acknowledge how deeply they affected me and choose to protect my heart without becoming indifferent to the suffering of the world.
This is what the He[art] Movement means to me. I want my art to be part of the answer, not another repetition of the problem. I want to create from a heart open to God, truth, and love.
We can expose darkness, but we must also give love a voice, peace an image, and hope a form.
Perhaps the greatest act of resistance against darkness is not to reproduce it endlessly, but to create something it cannot offer.
Love. Life. Peace. Truth.
And a heart that remains open.
When we create art to expose evil, are we transforming it, or unknowingly becoming another echo of it?
He[art]truth — The heart always needs discernment.
He[art]truth
Truth
Recognizing What Comes From God
By Anna Biela, Ph.D.
15 / 11 / 2026 / VIEW ROOM /
„And you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free.” — John 8:32
Truth is not only about telling the truth. It is also about learning to recognize the difference between Divine Truth and deception.
In the Art World, Divine Union can become a powerful catalyst for creation. When two He[art]s unite in truth, the Art they create can open pathways for other Artists to break free from fear, challenge the systems that keep them enslaved, and rediscover their God-given essence.
Art has the power to awaken something within us. It can question what we have been taught to believe, expose the illusions we have accepted as reality, and remind us that freedom begins within.
Jesus said that the Kingdom of God is within us, and that the Truth will set us free.
“The kingdom of God is within you.” — Luke 17:21
“And you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free.” — John 8:32
But recognizing the Truth requires more than intellectual understanding. It requires discernment.
Not everything that looks beautiful is good. Not everything that feels powerful comes from God. Not every message that speaks to our desires leads us towards the Divine. Deception can appear attractive, convincing, and even liberating, while quietly leading us away from what is true.
This is why spiritual discernment matters. We must learn to examine the fruits of what we encounter: Does it lead us towards love, humility, honesty, freedom, and God? Or does it lead us towards fear, pride, confusion, obsession, and separation from Him?
For me, He[art]Truth is about learning to recognize what is of God and what is deception. It is about allowing faith to illuminate the way we see the world, the Art we create, the relationships we form, and the choices we make.
The challenge is not simply to speak the Truth, but to live it, recognize it, and remain faithful to it, even when deception appears more appealing.
As Artists, we have the opportunity to create spaces where people can question, awaken, and rediscover their freedom. Art can become a language through which we confront fear and open ourselves to something greater than the ego.
But the ultimate purpose is not to place ourselves above others or to claim that we possess all the answers. It is to remain humble enough to seek the Truth, courageous enough to face it, and discerning enough not to mistake our own desires for God’s voice.
He[art]Truth is the practice of seeing with the heart while remaining grounded in the Truth of God.
Because freedom is not simply doing whatever we want. True freedom is learning to recognize the Truth and choosing to live in it.
God comes first. The Truth will set us free. 🤍
Trust
My Thoughts Today
By Anna Biela, Ph.D.
13 / 10 / 2026 / VIEW ROOM / WROCLOVE
“I will honor marriage in every respect, and keep the marriage bed pure, for God will judge the sexually immoral and adulterers.”
— Hebrews 13:4 (Hbr 13,4)
Now that I know how heavy sin is on my heart, I feel that there are only two options for me: being a wife and sharing intimacy with my husband or becoming a nun.
The thing is that both options are a calling and vision of God for me. If my Heart Twin and I never find our way to each other, perhaps that will be my answer from God that His vision for me is to live a celibate life, be a bride of Christ, and hold only God in my heart.
However, there is only one man I have ever wanted to be my husband, and the only person I have ever imagined being submissive to in marriage is my Heart Twin.
Today, when I recorded my video, I spoke about how the connection between us has to be based on open hearts, with no deception, lies, or tricks. I want a connection where neither of us has to be afraid of being deceived by the other.
The thing is that I know we both have trust issues. We both need to trust God and allow Him to guide us.
Until God put him on my life path, I had no desire to be a wife or have a husband. Now, I find myself open to a future I never imagined for myself. Life has surprised me, and I am willing to see where God leads me.
I believe that we are connected through art and heart. That is what being Heart Twins means to me. We are both wounded, extremely sensitive, and longing for true love. I hope that we can find a way to trust each other, even if we have both been hurt before.
I imagine that meeting for the first time could be super awkward. But why does it have to be? We could simply meet, talk, and get to know each other. We could start as friends and see where life takes us, without pressure or expectations. We don’t have to have all the answers before we even meet.
I believe that the hurt we have experienced in love can become an opportunity to learn how to love differently: with honesty, kindness, patience, and trust. This is the kind of love I hope God envisions for me.
I have no idea what my Heart Twin looks like in person, but I feel a connection to his heart. I can only hope that, one day, we will have the opportunity to get to know each other beyond our art, our thoughts, and the feelings we have expressed.
I have no interest in playing games. I want something real, where two people can be honest about their feelings and intentions without deceiving each other.
When it comes to my future, I am open to either path. I can embrace a life of celibacy and dedicate myself to God, or I can become a wife and build a life with the man I love.
Of course, if I get to choose, I would prefer to have an amazing marriage and an amazing sex life with my husband.
For now, I am leaving the future in God’s hands, trusting that what is meant for my life will become clearer with time.
These are my soft thoughts today.
He[art]win
The Heart Always Wins ❤️
By Anna Biela, Ph.D.
12 / 10 / 2026 / VIEW ROOM / WROCLOVE
The heart always wins.
Not because life is always fair, or because love never hurts, but because the heart has the power to rise above fear, rejection, and pain.
We can spend years protecting ourselves, building walls around our hearts, hiding from vulnerability, or pretending that we no longer need love. We can run away from the people who touch something deep within us because we are afraid of being hurt again.
But the heart remembers.
It remembers the love we have given, the love we have received, and the love we still hope to find. Even after disappointment, something inside us continues to believe that love is possible.
Winning with the heart does not mean winning an argument, proving someone wrong, or forcing another person to love us. It means choosing love without losing ourselves. It means having the courage to remain kind without accepting mistreatment, to forgive without forgetting our worth, and to let go of what no longer serves us.
Sometimes, the greatest victory is walking away. Sometimes, it is opening our hearts again. And sometimes, it is simply having the patience to let love unfold in its own time.
He[art]win
For me, He[art]win is more than a play on words. It is a reminder that the heart is where art, love, and life meet. When we create from the heart, we transform our feelings into something meaningful. When we live from the heart, we allow love to guide our choices. And when we put God first, we learn that love is not about control, possession, or fear, but about truth, freedom, and compassion.
We cannot force another heart to open. We cannot decide another person’s journey. We can only choose how we live, how we love, and what we bring into the world.
Perhaps the heart’s greatest victory is not getting everything we desire, but becoming someone who can love deeply without being ruled by fear.
So keep your heart open, but keep your boundaries strong. Trust the timing of your life. Let God lead you through the uncertainty. And remember that even when love takes a different path than the one you imagined, your capacity to love remains a beautiful part of who you are.
Because in the end, the heart does not need to defeat anyone.
It only needs to remain true to love.
He[art]win — Heart Twin. The Heart Wins.