VOICED: US artist upholds blasphemy as artform

Dana Ellen, an artist known for her controversial work, challenges Judeo-Christian beliefs through her art. Despite living in a predominantly Christian country, she uses humor to provoke thought and discussion. Her latest exhibit, 'Divinely Irreverent,' critiques Christmas and consumerism, receiving mixed reactions. While some appreciate her work, others send her threatening messages. Ellen practices self-censorship to avoid excessive shock but remains unfazed by predictions of her ending up in hell, as she doesn't believe in it.

In what ways does the text suggest that Dana Ellen's beliefs differ from those of the majority in her country?

What does Dana Ellen's experience with emails reveal about the public's perception of her work?