can be used for personal items wallpapers or other custom options, such as cards, pillow cases or even print for yourself or for a friend. Includes a HIgh Quality PNG (non-transparent) download. For personal use only, commercial use is prohibited and protected under copyright
“SEE” is a visual meditation on spiritual sight and the tension between confusion and clarity. The swirling white lines, drawn against a deep black field, create the form of a single eye rising out of chaos. The surrounding scribbles suggest the noise of the world, the distractions of the flesh, and the inner battles that cloud our vision. Yet even within that storm, the eye remains open, searching, and aware.
In Scripture, Jesus teaches that the eye is the lamp of the body and that the way we see affects the condition of our entire being. This artwork reflects that truth. What begins as disorder slowly reveals a point of focus, inviting the viewer to consider the difference between earthly sight and spiritual sight. The eye seems to look through the chaos rather than be overwhelmed by it, hinting at the clarity that comes when we seek the light of Christ.
“SEE” captures the moment when a believer chooses to look beyond confusion and fix their gaze on truth. Bold, raw, and deeply expressive, the piece stands as a reminder that God brings order out of disorder and that those who seek Him learn to see with new eyes.
can be used for personal items wallpapers or other custom options, such as cards, pillow cases or even print for yourself or for a friend. Includes a HIgh Quality PNG (non-transparent) download. For personal use only, commercial use is prohibited and protected under copyright
“SEE” is a visual meditation on spiritual sight and the tension between confusion and clarity. The swirling white lines, drawn against a deep black field, create the form of a single eye rising out of chaos. The surrounding scribbles suggest the noise of the world, the distractions of the flesh, and the inner battles that cloud our vision. Yet even within that storm, the eye remains open, searching, and aware.
In Scripture, Jesus teaches that the eye is the lamp of the body and that the way we see affects the condition of our entire being. This artwork reflects that truth. What begins as disorder slowly reveals a point of focus, inviting the viewer to consider the difference between earthly sight and spiritual sight. The eye seems to look through the chaos rather than be overwhelmed by it, hinting at the clarity that comes when we seek the light of Christ.
“SEE” captures the moment when a believer chooses to look beyond confusion and fix their gaze on truth. Bold, raw, and deeply expressive, the piece stands as a reminder that God brings order out of disorder and that those who seek Him learn to see with new eyes.
