In the scripture art painting Genesis Sunset Dalet the moment of light depicted is so strong that it seems to create a dip in the land beneath it from its “weight”.
One of the most important symbolic animals in the Bible is the lion. It is a Jewish national and cultural symbol, traditionally regarded as the symbol of the Israelite tribe of Judah. In more recent history it has also been adopted as a symbol for the peoples of the English Commonwealth, and the English language. It was also used as a symbol for the emperors of Ethiopia, and in more recent times for the Rastafarian movement.
Genesis Aleph Sunset uses the original Bible’s Torah font letters of Genesis 1-2:7 for each and every stroke. These strokes make it a member of the Genesis: Sunset-Sunrise series. Among other things this series is about moments of inspiration and understandings — those AhHa! moments, when we “see the light”.
The Song of Songs turns into an image by using the original Torah font Hebrew letters of scripture texts as each stroke to create the image of the Swan Lovers artwork.
Snow Globe Snowflake is an artwork that can stand-alone in black and white or be used as an adult coloring page. This work includes the text of Isaiah 60:1-2.
As an artist Warhol’s work continues to inspire and effect my own. He is one of the greatest artistic influences on my work. His use of symbols in Pop Art, especially in his later work, mutates through other artists such as Jasper Johns and Word Artists like Jenny Holzer and Lawrence Weiner to become the strokes of my Post Conceptual Art in the twenty-first century. Warhol’s influence on my work becomes visually obvious with my Essence Portrait of him.
Divided the Light from the Darkness (Strokes = Genesis 1-2:7)
In the scripture art painting Genesis Sunset Dalet the moment of light depicted is so strong that it seems to create a dip in the land beneath it from its “weight”.
Read MoreLion of Judah
One of the most important symbolic animals in the Bible is the lion. It is a Jewish national and cultural symbol, traditionally regarded as the symbol of the Israelite tribe of Judah. In more recent history it has also been adopted as a symbol for the peoples of the English Commonwealth, and the English language. It was also used as a symbol for the emperors of Ethiopia, and in more recent times for the Rastafarian movement.
Read MoreIs This a Kind of Portrait of the Bible’s First Sunset? Of the Big Bang?
Genesis Aleph Sunset uses the original Bible’s Torah font letters of Genesis 1-2:7 for each and every stroke. These strokes make it a member of the Genesis: Sunset-Sunrise series. Among other things this series is about moments of inspiration and understandings — those AhHa! moments, when we “see the light”.
Read MoreHoliday Tree of Light
In Western Jewish and Christian cultures, this holiday time is a season of light – but it is also a season of trees.
Read MorePoinsettia Psalm 148
Poinsettia Psalm 148 can be seen as a symbol and visual prayer for tolerance and peace for the winter holidays and every day.
Read MoreHow to See an Image of the Song of Songs
The Song of Songs turns into an image by using the original Torah font Hebrew letters of scripture texts as each stroke to create the image of the Swan Lovers artwork.
Read MoreSnow Globe Snowflake – Isaiah 60:1-2
Snow Globe Snowflake is an artwork that can stand-alone in black and white or be used as an adult coloring page. This work includes the text of Isaiah 60:1-2.
Read MoreBirthday Tribute to Andy Warhol
As an artist Warhol’s work continues to inspire and effect my own. He is one of the greatest artistic influences on my work. His use of symbols in Pop Art, especially in his later work, mutates through other artists such as Jasper Johns and Word Artists like Jenny Holzer and Lawrence Weiner to become the strokes of my Post Conceptual Art in the twenty-first century. Warhol’s influence on my work becomes visually obvious with my Essence Portrait of him.
Read More