Her paintings, incredibly realistic, have captured the attention of many, propelling her to fame worldwide. As a child prodigy, she made an appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show at only ten years old, where she spoke about her extraordinary visions and exceptional talent.

What makes Akiane’s journey even more intriguing is that her parents, who have Lithuanian roots, are atheists. Despite this, she wasn’t introduced to any particular religious beliefs. Yet, Akiane insists her dreams and visions were startlingly vivid and real.

Among her most celebrated works is the portrait of Jesus, entitled “Prince of Peace,” which Akiane painted at the tender age of just eight years old.

“Even as a young child, these visions of the world were so vivid. I was amazed at the clarity of the images in my mind and desperately wanted to share them in a tangible form,” Akiane recounted.

As her dreams and visions faded quickly, she made it her mission to capture them on canvas with paints and brushes as swiftly as possible.

In a poignant interview with CNN when she was 12, Akiane described God as “like a bow of light, pure, masculine, strong, and immense… His eyes are just spellbinding.”

Regarding Heaven, Akiane expressed awe at its brilliance, “The colors were beyond earthly existence. There are countless colors yet unseen by us. Every flower appeared crystal clear…”

Now at 27, Akiane has grown into her role as both a poet and an artist. Her “Prince of Peace” painting was kept safe in a bank vault for many years after being sold to a private collector for an impressive $850,000.

What an amazing journey Akiane has had—a truly gifted artist.

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