Acrylic on Canvas | 48" x 60"
$7920.00
JCDVL (48" x 60")
In "JCDVL," the acrylic surface serves as both a canvas and a crucible, forging vivid colours, fractured forms, and urgent brushstrokes into a vivid confrontation of spiritual symbolism. Jesus and the devil emerge as tangled silhouettes, their presence simultaneously sacred and profane. The composition's angular geometry and layered textures challenge the viewer to decipher a complex lexicon of faith and fallibility. Much like an altar upon which belief and doubt are laid bare, the painting compels a reckoning: we must decide for ourselves how these tensions might shape the meaning we extract from daily existence.
In probing the eternal struggle between morality and temptation, "JCDVL" lays bare the human psyche's darkest corners and brightest aspirations. Here, sin and redemption intermingle, and the viewer must acknowledge the subtle interplay of pleasure, guilt, and the relentless pull of spiritual questioning. Are we condemned to suffer, or is there a higher purpose that sanctifies our trials? By amalgamating theological narratives with modern abstraction, "JCDVL" becomes a visual inquiry into why we seek truth, endure doubt, and what redemptive insights may emerge from our grappling with life's perpetual uncertainties.
