Is the statement by a committed artist, "The God within me is the one I fear and for whom I wear the hijab," a response that aligns with Islamic creed or does it resemble the ambiguity of pantheism (hulool)?

The apparent meaning of the phrase "Allah who is within me" is the doer's action of performing a deed purely for the sake of Allah, observing Him and fearing Him, without ostentation or seeking reputation. This meaning is correct, but the wording is ambiguous, and other expressions are clearer and more appropriate.