God so loved the World

This painting on a wooden panel (dimensions 8x10 inches ), created using the cold wax technique , presents a composition with strong symbolic, mystical, and spiritual content. The opaque, dense, and satin-like texture, characteristic of cold wax, gives the work a tactile quality and a unique visual depth.
Blue Water: Running parallel to or mixing with the blood, there is a flow of clear, bright blue water. Together, the blood and water directly allude to the Gospel account of the spear that pierced Christ's side, here reinterpreted as the supreme symbol of salvation and the purification of the world.
Dark Liquid (Sin and Death): In contrast to the streams of salvation, a dark, opaque, and somber substance (black or dark brown) also emanates from the scene. This dense flow graphically represents the sin, spiritual corruption, and death that plague humanity, creating a strong visual dualism between human ruin and divine mercy.