20cm by 20cm print with explanation and write up on the back.
The original painting was painted at Fresh Steams 2020 annual gathering.
It was created using acrylics, spray paint and inks with gold leaf intermingled among the layered paint.
The inspiration came from an ancient story about a woman called Hagar who was a slave.
She was treated badly by her mistress and this caused her to run away and escape to a deserted place. In the wilderness and in the midst of her pain she meets an angel who speaks to her about her pregnancy (with Ishmael) and that God has heard her and seen her.
Hagar announces in Hebrew ‘El Roi’ meaning ‘the God who sees me.’ (Genesis 16.13 from the Bible.) Being seen gave Hagar courage.
May you also have courage in your life because God sees you.
‘May your eyes be opened to see the One who sees you.
May your eyes glimpse just how much you are loved.
May you know deep within that you are of great worth and value and that the creator of all things notices you and sees you.’ Amen
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The frames I use for my photo prints are made in the UK by a family run company. They have over 30 years of experience and take pride in hand making every frame.
FRAME DESCRIPTION - Beautiful and modern square photo frames, available in 3 colours: black, white and oak wood effect.
DELIVERY TIME- Please be aware for framed prints the delivery time is up to 2 weeks but often much quicker! Each print is hand signed and dated, with the title of the picture on the mount too.