Abstract Works of Faith, Motion and Meaning
Well With My Soul
This painting reflects the journey from turmoil to trust, where peace is found not in the absence of struggle, but in the presence of God. Layers of vibrant color echo life’s trials, while light and harmony rise through the chaos, revealing divine faithfulness. Rooted in Scripture, it affirms the quiet confidence of a soul anchored in God—able to say, even amid uncertainty, it is well.
Thy Will Be Done (Luke 22:42)
This painting reflects the sacred surrender found in Christ’s prayer, where human longing yields to divine purpose. The layered fields of color suggest tension, obedience, and trust—echoing the words spoken in Gethsemane: “Yet not My will, but Yours be done” (Luke 22:42). Through contrast and harmony, the work bears witness to a faith that releases control and rests in God’s sovereignty, affirming that His will is holy, redemptive, and ultimately good (Matthew 6:10).
A Dawning of the Light (Isaiah 9:2)
This painting captures the biblical moment when God’s light breaks into darkness, bringing hope, renewal, and promise. Layers of color emerge like morning after night, echoing Scripture: “The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light” (Isaiah 9:2). Through textured movement and rising warmth, the work reflects the truth that God’s light is unstoppable—awakening the soul, revealing grace, and ushering in new beginnings.
“Therefore we were buried with Him through baptism into death, that just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in newness of life.”
Streams of color rise like breath returning to a body. What once appeared pressed down begins to lift, layer upon layer, as resurrection works its way upward through the weight of what was. Darkness is not denied, but it is no longer final.
The movement from density into illumination becomes a witness. God does not abandon the place of burial; He transforms it into the birthplace of becoming. The vertical surges of pigment echo the moment grace interrupts the grave and calls the soul to stand.
Buried with Christ, we are also raised. We step forward marked not by what held us, but by the glory that lifted us—walking into a life continually made new.
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