I read the scripture and certain images appeared in my head. I translated them into words and used those words to search through stock photos. Once I collected possible photos, I rearranged designs in my head and in the software I use. This project is a fusion of words and images. An artist-type asked me if I approached this project in any certain way because of the audience.
Abstract art is like some oddly spiced food.
First you have to be adventurous enough to try it and, even then, it may just be too weird to want to eat. But that's me. It's not your average Minnesotan. If I want my art to have an audience, I think I need to cook to their tastes as I'm able. For me, that will mean blending words with images and working more representationally than I would if I didn't want an audience.