Ecclesiastes 3:3

Inspired by Ecclesiastes 3:3, this painting explores the painful yet necessary process of spiritual transformation. The sorrowful sculpture of a Black woman represents the weight of fear, rejection, shame, and self-doubt, while God's hands symbolize the intentional work of breaking down what no longer serves His purpose. The blueprint represents His vision for who we are becoming, even when we cannot yet see it ourselves. Through this work, I am reminded that being broken down does not equal being abandoned. Sometimes, what feels like destruction is preparation for something greater, because even in the breaking, God has a blueprint for our becoming.

Original Painting, Acrylic on canvas panel, 16"x20" (19 1/2" x 23 1/2" Framed), October 2026

Ready to hang, Certificate of Authenticity included