Exploring the intersection of spirituality and corporate influence, God Inc I & II presents a critical visual discourse on how religious institutions engage with commercialization. The photographs adopt a documentary style, emphasizing stark contrasts and symbolic imagery that reflect the commodification of faith.

Through 320 pages, the work provides a meticulous visual account that challenges viewers to consider the implications of monetizing spirituality in contemporary society. The images are composed with a focus on ritual spaces, signage, and corporate motifs embedded within religious contexts, evoking a contemplative yet unsettling atmosphere.