In this discussion, Jerry Philogene and Katherine Smith reflect on Myrlande Constant’s powerful depiction of the spirit Grann Brijit, placed prominently at the center of the composition in a vibrant purple dress. The artwork invites viewers to consider gender and representation in Vodou, where male and female spirits coexist and may inhabit any body. Through Constant’s piece, they explore how Vodou art challenges rigid gender norms and creates space for fluidity, making it especially resonant for queer and trans communities.