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May Courting
Aries/Taurus March 21-May 20
Ecclesiastes 3:1
“For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under... more
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May Courting
Aries/Taurus March 21-May 20
Ecclesiastes 3:1
“For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.”
These calendar pieces illustrate late 14th century medieval life during seasonal changes, fall harvesting, winter planting, winter hunting, spring planting, May courting, and summer sheep shearing. The “angel of death with winged horses” depicted in the center of the arc reminded medieval Christians to be watchful; every day of their lives were numbered. King Solomon and his affirmation of trust in God from Ecclesiastes 3:1 represents the dominion of the Holy Spirit over matters of life and death. The medieval calendar as an archetype depicts the passage of time through zodiac symbols, though they were not icons of religious beliefs.
As a calligrapher, I became interested in making "illuminations" which are scriptural texts painted with metallic gold inks. These verses when written upon our hearts reflect God's spirit and light in the world. The commissioned work that followed led me to incorporate iconographic images, from early Christian art, as somewhat of a reclamation of my own faith in Christ. The chalk murals are continuous narratives telling the biblical stories following the liturgical calendar. Early Christians did not all read and write, so biblical stories could be taught and understood through images. Even young children can visually read the stories by finding things they recognize in the images. The series of murals begins with Creation and ends...
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