Wilderness I.

36 x36 inches.
Acrylic and pencil on canvas. 

When you consider the “wilderness” in scripture, you might consider it to be a place prepared by God to be tested and transformed, maybe through isolation and dependence on God, encountering Him, possibly through suffering or struggle. For me, it’s all of those things but ultimately it’s a place of hope, restoration and renewal. We are not promised life without suffering but we WILL experience the refuge of God’s love, care, and provision.

The wilderness represents a place of both struggle and divine intervention - a metaphorical landscape where people are stripped of worldly support and forced to confront their need for God. It’s a crucible for growth, transformation, and renewal.

Custom framing available.