For God So Loved The World ...

The artwork captures a vibrant day at the beach, alive with joyous scenes of children playing, adults basking in the sun, enjoying a relaxing family day. The artist portrays a vivid celebration of life and nature, emphasising the beauty of God’s creation through the carefree activities of the beachgoers.
 
However, beneath this lively surface, a subtle yet profound element emerges in the form of reflections and shadows. These capture some of the many highlights in the life of Christ, which remind us of the sacrifices He made because He loves us. It serves as a poignant reminder juxtaposed against the carefree scene, suggesting that the freedom to practise our faith, resulting in the hope and joy it brings, is possible because of the greatest love of all – God’s love for us.
 
The painting conveys a dual narrative: on one hand, the exuberance of life and the splendour of creation; on the other, the solemnity of Christ’s LOVE and the profound gratitude for the spiritual freedom it offers. The art piece thus invites viewers to contemplate the deep connection between the earthly joys we experience and the spiritual blessings bestowed upon us because God so loved (and still loves) the world.