Why the lamb if the lion?

I have created an art collection (watercolour, pencil and ink on white paper) that tells the Genesis story in a bigger picture, emphasising the loving, all-encompassing, unchanging nature of God. He is not all those characters put together, but He is His own character. The topic of divinity often incites different opinions. I wanted to convey the uniqueness of God’s love through Abraham’s perspective as well as the possibility of the Trinity being entirely kind and simple and also proactive and protective of His children. He is a God who has fought, is fighting and will fight for us. 

The centrepiece (ink on white paper) shows species of national flowers and imaginary flora representing countries on earth and in heaven. They abide within and surround the beautiful harmony of the Trinity. The work depicts the paradise we are created to enjoy. 

The accompanying poems (ink on white paper) are unfinished, they are notes that communicate the main message of God’s salvation plan – Jesus being the sacrifice for God’s love for us. Descriptions of wind in the writings are to depict the intervention of the Holy Spirit throughout Bible from the beginning. 

Another artwork (Film on White paper) placed on the floor was meant to be stepped on by the spectators. It demonstrated the permanence of God standing against time and the changing world: events in life pass by but the promise of God is timeless. Even when nature is contaminated by humans, God can wipe our blemishes away and this is expressed by the materiality of the poster. 

Why the lamb if the lion?
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