It Is the Same
A reference to Doctrine & Covenants 1:38. The top circle represents God and the bottom circle represents the prophets. The white overlapped triangles represent the word of God going forth to fill the world.
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April 6, 1830
Figured today’s a good day to release this.
The circles represent the six organizers present at the organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on April 6, 1830. (Others were present as well, though I’ve left them out for minimalism’s sake.)
On the Third Day
Another Easter piece:
The white circle at top represents the resurrected Jesus Christ ascending into heaven, leaving the empty tomb behind (represented by the dark circle below). A companion piece to He Is Risen and He Is Not Here.
Prophets, Seers, Revelators II
The white circle at top represents Jesus Christ. The row of three circles represents the First Presidency, and the remaining rows represent the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
Nevertheless
And in the same vein as Gethsemane:
The title is a reference to Matthew 26:39. The triangles represent the Savior, and the golden circle represents divinity and holiness.
He Is Not Here
An Easter piece, in the same vein as He Is Risen:
The circle represents the empty tomb, and the light rectangle represents the stone rolled away.
First Vision XIV
The last of the three new pieces for Sacred Shapes:
This version is slightly modified from what’s in the exhibit.
Tell Me the Stories of Jesus
Trying out a new riff on my circles-and-triangles style:
This one originally wasn’t going to be a religious piece (it was going to be something about motherhood), but at the last minute it became very clear that Tell Me the Stories of Jesus was what it was supposed to be called.
His Holy House
A new temple piece:
The individual triangles represent people and angels working in the Lord’s house to bring about his work and glory.
Before Our Journey’s Through
The second of the three new pieces for Sacred Shapes:
I see this as a thematic companion to In Good Hands, which is also in the exhibit.