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This article responds to Heather Walton’s impassioned call to form and reform practical theology via bricolage in the creative arts. It illustrates the epiphanic role of the visual art of Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945) in transforming suffering. Following a brief outline of Kollwitz’s life, the paper explores the theopoetic power of her art in relation to practical theodicy: in terms of its social activist dynamics, deeply compassionate context, sanctifying and consoling powers, and numinous-mystical affections.

Theopoetics as Response to Suffering: the Visual Art of Käthe Kollwitz in the Reformation of Practical Theodicy