Exhibition

My journey into Spiritual and Iconographic Art began in 1992 when I was diagnosed with Degenerative Disc Disease and RSD (Severe Chronic Pain Syndrome). I needed to motivated my studio endeavors with more than visual pursuits, and found this outlet in expressing Divinity in my art. I do not see my Icons as idolatry; rather, I hope these works inspire viewers to find Christ within their own lives and hearts. Also, in the early history of iconography, not all people were literate; now, even though most people read, I believe that many do not digest what they read as a result of the electronic media's prominence in today's communicational stratification. Therefore, I hope that my spiritual visual works enable the stories they represent to convey a sincere humanism.

My Stations of the Cross allow the modern person (children included) to view the Passion is a new light: one of God's love for humanity I also wanted to expand the viewer's Spiritual Sight by incorporating contemporary media.