paraphrase: romans 5:8

paraphrase: romans 5:8
Originally uploaded by isral duke

The first tripart arc descends to touch down upon the point which is the origin for the text. Then, the shadow line recedes from that point into the back of the picture plane to a black, barely visible, semicircle. This semicircle is the point from which the second tripart arc originates as it moves along its ascent.

paraphrase: 1 corinthians 2:9

paraphrase: 1 corinthians 2:9
Originally uploaded by isral duke

“Mind has not imagined / ear has not heard / eye has not seen
the things that God has prepared for those who love Him.” 1 Corinthians 2:9.

it’s hard to show something that hasn’t been seen. Yet, i have to attempt to visually ender what i think the concept of this verse. it’s a kind of enlightenment to come, an elucidation that hasn’t yet occured. Or, it’s equaly valid to think it something just plain new.

No Lindow Man

Sadly, “Lindow Man” was temporarily removed for preserve work from the British Museum. Peat bodies are prevalent in this climate so hope to see one someday. Here’s the book on “Lindow Man” that i read.

saw assyrian relief wall carvings. the assyrians were harsh in battle. more impressive in person than history classes

saw the parthenon sculptures. impressive. took lots of pics as the british museum, oldest museum in world, allows photography

saw the rosetta stone yesterday... wow

Kandinky’s “Lake Starnberg” at Tate Modern, London

i saw two Wassily Kandinsky paintings here at Tate Modern! The one i remember is “Lake Starnberg.” i also saw a couple of Moholy-Nagy and Miro works!

Big Ben & The Houses of Parliament

Amazed by the Parliamentary Houses and Big Ben. i’ll have to agree with one of my Art History professors, “No one did gothic revival as well as the British.”

1 corinthians 2:9

1 corinthians 2:9
Originally uploaded by isral duke

mind has not imagined, ear has not heard, eye has not seen... (the things that God has prepared for those who love Him).
Please excuse the paraphrase.