Divine Deposit treats excrement as holy relic and holy relic as excrement. The work satirises the human urge to sanctify matter once power has touched it: bone, garment, book, altar, throne, signature, certificate, doctrine. Its slow rotation gives the deposit a liturgical rhythm, as though belief itself were a museum lighting effect. Episode 2 asks whether divine authority descends from heaven, or merely hardens around whatever people are frightened to question.