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| The Holy Eucharist Tyiptych |
Artist Statement: We human beings are imperfect, rough around the edges, even prickly to one another at times. Therefore, it is remarkable that, by virtue of our baptism, we are also holy members of the Body of Christ; mortal vessels bearing the divine into the world. In this triptych I have utilized unlikely materials such as rough burlap and unfinished reclaimed wood frames and overlaid them with delicate and shimmering gold leaf in order to highlight the juxtaposition of flawed humanity being sanctified by the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. Bio: Brandon J. Hudson is a self-taught painter who works primarily in oils and acrylics. Currently he is a first year seminarian at Sewanee, and a postulant to the priesthood from the diocese of Arkansas. Brandon's art is guided by a great sense of responsibility toward the use of all of God's gifts for the service of humanity and to the glory of God. |
