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This work reflects the tension between waiting and revelation—the space between what is and what is yet to come. It speaks to those moments of sudden clarity when light pierces through uncertainty and everything begins to shift.
Layered clouds in cool blues and grays create a sense of weight and stillness, while radiant beams of gold break through with warmth and intensity. The light descends into the darkened landscape below, suggesting movement, direction, and transformation.
This piece invites a reframing of the waiting season—not as empty, but purposeful.
What if the light is already on its way?
“So lift your eyes above the hills
Higher up and higher still
If you could see from heaven’s view
All the plans drawn out for you
Every string is used in His design”
Even in stillness, there is design. And in time, the light breaks through.
Music: “Tapestry,” from the David soundtrack
16×20 Resin on Canvas
SOLD
This work reflects the tension between waiting and revelation—the space between what is and what is yet to come. It speaks to those moments of sudden clarity when light pierces through uncertainty and everything begins to shift.
Layered clouds in cool blues and grays create a sense of weight and stillness, while radiant beams of gold break through with warmth and intensity. The light descends into the darkened landscape below, suggesting movement, direction, and transformation.
This piece invites a reframing of the waiting season—not as empty, but purposeful.
What if the light is already on its way?
“So lift your eyes above the hills
Higher up and higher still
If you could see from heaven’s view
All the plans drawn out for you
Every string is used in His design”
Even in stillness, there is design. And in time, the light breaks through.
Music: “Tapestry,” from the David soundtrack
16×20 Resin on Canvas
SOLD