New Strength (we are the ones we've been waiting for)
New Strength' is a quiet, powerful piece—an abstract fluid painting that emerged from a moment of deep resolve. Bold crimson-pink flows across a field of rich green-black, layered with shadowed tones of gold, copper, and wine. I created this painting as a meditation on endurance and self-recognition: the strength that comes not from outside, but from within.
If you’re someone who’s walked through fire and come out glowing—this piece is for you. It’s a visual mantra, a reminder that you are the answer to your own calling. That you are already becoming who you were waiting for.
Green echoes the Catholic use of green in Ordinary Time—a liturgical colour marking endurance, growth, and life between the dramatic moments. Green here becomes the space of spiritual work—slow, rooted, unseen.
The vivid crimson-pink flows with emotional power. It nods to Catholic associations of red with the Holy Spirit and sacrifice, while also recalling the vibrancy of contemporary African textiles and body adornment. And according to art historian Michael Taussig, colour often works where language fails: “Colour is the wildness of the world, captured.”
The hints of gold and copper reflect sacred undertones—not as surface luxury, but as buried light. These warm metallics echo the glint of divinity hidden in the everyday, the kind of faith you carry in your body long before it is seen.
New Strength' is a quiet, powerful piece—an abstract fluid painting that emerged from a moment of deep resolve. Bold crimson-pink flows across a field of rich green-black, layered with shadowed tones of gold, copper, and wine. I created this painting as a meditation on endurance and self-recognition: the strength that comes not from outside, but from within.
If you’re someone who’s walked through fire and come out glowing—this piece is for you. It’s a visual mantra, a reminder that you are the answer to your own calling. That you are already becoming who you were waiting for.
Green echoes the Catholic use of green in Ordinary Time—a liturgical colour marking endurance, growth, and life between the dramatic moments. Green here becomes the space of spiritual work—slow, rooted, unseen.
The vivid crimson-pink flows with emotional power. It nods to Catholic associations of red with the Holy Spirit and sacrifice, while also recalling the vibrancy of contemporary African textiles and body adornment. And according to art historian Michael Taussig, colour often works where language fails: “Colour is the wildness of the world, captured.”
The hints of gold and copper reflect sacred undertones—not as surface luxury, but as buried light. These warm metallics echo the glint of divinity hidden in the everyday, the kind of faith you carry in your body long before it is seen.
New Strength' is a quiet, powerful piece—an abstract fluid painting that emerged from a moment of deep resolve. Bold crimson-pink flows across a field of rich green-black, layered with shadowed tones of gold, copper, and wine. I created this painting as a meditation on endurance and self-recognition: the strength that comes not from outside, but from within.
If you’re someone who’s walked through fire and come out glowing—this piece is for you. It’s a visual mantra, a reminder that you are the answer to your own calling. That you are already becoming who you were waiting for.
Green echoes the Catholic use of green in Ordinary Time—a liturgical colour marking endurance, growth, and life between the dramatic moments. Green here becomes the space of spiritual work—slow, rooted, unseen.
The vivid crimson-pink flows with emotional power. It nods to Catholic associations of red with the Holy Spirit and sacrifice, while also recalling the vibrancy of contemporary African textiles and body adornment. And according to art historian Michael Taussig, colour often works where language fails: “Colour is the wildness of the world, captured.”
The hints of gold and copper reflect sacred undertones—not as surface luxury, but as buried light. These warm metallics echo the glint of divinity hidden in the everyday, the kind of faith you carry in your body long before it is seen.