International Conference on Art, Literature, and Faith Studies (ICALFS - 26)

This track explores the intersection of art and spirituality, examining how various artistic forms convey religious beliefs and experiences. Participants will analyze the role of visual arts, music, and performance in shaping and reflecting faith narratives.

Focusing on literary works that delve into themes of spirituality and belief, this track invites discussions on how authors articulate the complexities of faith through narrative. Papers may address both historical and contemporary texts that challenge or reinforce religious ideologies.

This session invites scholars to investigate the relationship between theological concepts and aesthetic expressions across different cultures and religions. By comparing various artistic traditions, participants will uncover how aesthetics informs and transforms theological understanding.

This track examines the ways in which sacred texts have inspired artistic creation throughout history. Scholars will analyze interpretations of religious scriptures in visual arts, literature, and performance, highlighting the dialogue between text and artistic representation.

Participants in this session will explore how different cultures express their religious beliefs through art and literature. By focusing on diverse cultural contexts, the track aims to uncover the unique ways in which faith is articulated and represented.

This track focuses on the use of symbolism in religious art, exploring how symbols convey complex theological ideas and cultural meanings. Papers will discuss the significance of visual and literary symbols in various religious traditions.

Encouraging collaboration across disciplines, this session will examine how interdisciplinary methodologies can enrich the study of faith in the humanities. Participants will share insights from fields such as sociology, philosophy, and cultural studies in relation to religious themes.

This track invites exploration of how contemporary authors engage with themes of faith and spirituality in their narratives. Discussions will focus on the portrayal of belief systems and their impact on character development and plot.

This session will investigate how personal faith influences artistic identity and expression. Scholars are encouraged to present case studies of artists whose work reflects their religious beliefs and the implications for their artistic practice.

Focusing on the intersection of cultural studies and religious arts, this track will explore how cultural contexts shape artistic expressions of belief. Participants will analyze the impact of societal values on the creation and reception of religious art.

This session aims to foster dialogue between different cultural and religious perspectives through art and literature. Participants will explore collaborative projects and artistic exchanges that promote understanding and respect among diverse faith communities.