Dense fields of crimson and gold dominate this composition, pressed together by layers of blue and green that bind the surface like a woven structure. The repeated marks and intersecting textures create a sense of accumulation—time built upon time—suggesting endurance, pressure, and refinement. The paint feels worked and weighted, as though each layer carries the memory of what came before it.
In The Weight of Glory, intensity does not overwhelm but strengthens. The richness of color points to a glory forged through perseverance, where difficulty becomes formative rather than destructive. What appears heavy is purposeful, and what seems overwhelming is preparing something enduring. The painting invites the viewer to see beyond present strain and trust the eternal work taking shape beneath the surface.
Scripture:
“For this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison.”
— 2 Corinthians 4:17 (ESV)
Dense fields of crimson and gold dominate this composition, pressed together by layers of blue and green that bind the surface like a woven structure. The repeated marks and intersecting textures create a sense of accumulation—time built upon time—suggesting endurance, pressure, and refinement. The paint feels worked and weighted, as though each layer carries the memory of what came before it.
In The Weight of Glory, intensity does not overwhelm but strengthens. The richness of color points to a glory forged through perseverance, where difficulty becomes formative rather than destructive. What appears heavy is purposeful, and what seems overwhelming is preparing something enduring. The painting invites the viewer to see beyond present strain and trust the eternal work taking shape beneath the surface.
Scripture:
“For this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison.”
— 2 Corinthians 4:17 (ESV)
