ECC311 - Cactus, 2022
He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end.
Quiet Moments
Medium format Film
printed on Bible page
12x15” Frame
5x7.25” Print
Our spiritual lives consist of conversations that oftentimes contain more silence than dialogue. They are full of quiet moments that deepen our faith and strengthen our spiritual connection to the world around us. They are the “behind the scenes” that shape our existence.
The material in which these images are presented (ripped-out pages of the Bible) represent the expected and traditional ways in which we have learned to experience spirituality in the context of religion. The images represent the moments of silence and solitude in which we don't necessarily expect to have a moment of revelation or encounter with something greater than ourselves, yet we are met there. While they are sometimes one and the same, these moments are not always shared simultaneously.
These images juxtapose the expected (and unexpected) ways in which I have encountered God in these quiet, still moments.
ECC311 - Cactus, 2022
He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end.
Quiet Moments
Medium format Film
printed on Bible page
12x15” Frame
5x7.25” Print
Our spiritual lives consist of conversations that oftentimes contain more silence than dialogue. They are full of quiet moments that deepen our faith and strengthen our spiritual connection to the world around us. They are the “behind the scenes” that shape our existence.
The material in which these images are presented (ripped-out pages of the Bible) represent the expected and traditional ways in which we have learned to experience spirituality in the context of religion. The images represent the moments of silence and solitude in which we don't necessarily expect to have a moment of revelation or encounter with something greater than ourselves, yet we are met there. While they are sometimes one and the same, these moments are not always shared simultaneously.
These images juxtapose the expected (and unexpected) ways in which I have encountered God in these quiet, still moments.