Christopher Lee Chang is a Canadian painter, writer, and founder of the Art Research Institute. Anchored by the question, "What happens when imagination is taken seriously?", his practice investigates the symbolic architecture of the human soul. Drawing on trauma-informed therapy, attachment theory, and archetypal psychology, his work spans from executive coaching to mythopoetic oil paintings like A Stranger at the Gate and Archetypal Complex. His Four Faces of God, recently selected for display at the U.S. Ambassador to Canada’s residence, functions as "visual midrash"—contemplative thresholds that invite profound moral and relational reorientation. This June, he extends his inquiry into the literary sphere with The Book of Reflection: Love as Seeing. Bridging psychological science, Kabbalistic wisdom, and relationship psychology, the book introduces "The Love Equation"—Reflection, Devotion, and Sovereignty—to help readers break unconscious patterns and building conscious intimacy.