Cause and Consequence

Description

Diptych Title
Cause and Consequence
Panel I: False Gods
This painting reflects the artist’s personal spiritual conviction that idolatry, false worship, and sacrificial rituals lead people away from God. The confrontation between the human face and the idol-like figure symbolizes the spiritual conflict between truth and deception.
Panel II: The Consequences
This painting portrays the aftermath of devastation through expressionist forms, fractured architecture, and shadowed figures. It represents the artist’s personal belief that spiritual corruption and the rejection of God bring suffering, loss, and destruction. Together, both paintings invite viewers to reflect on the relationship between spiritual choices and their consequences.
Medium Finger-painted acrylic on cardstock. Created entirely by hand using only the artist’s fingers, without brushes, emphasizing a raw, direct, and expressive connection between the artist and the surface.