Subjects of God is a photography project that examines the pilgrimage to Lourdes, a globally recognized religious destination. The project captures the daily rituals and spiritual practices of pilgrims, exploring their deeply personal experiences of faith, healing, and devotion. At the same time, it critically looks at the commercial side of religious tourism, illustrating how sacred spaces are commodified. Souvenir shops, guided tours, and the commercialization of rituals raise questions about the balance between faith and profit. Through these contrasting elements, the project reflects on Lourdes as both a place of profound spiritual significance and a marketplace where belief often intersects with business. This visual narrative invites viewers to consider the complexities of religious tourism and the delicate line between reverence and commercialization (2022).