Deep Calls Unto Deep

This piece is an atmospheric exploration of stillness, wonder, and reverence — inspired by the quiet mystery of wetlands and marshes. With darker tones and soft, layered textures, it carries a sense of depth that mirrors the spiritual weight behind it.

The heart of this painting is rooted in the verse “deep calls unto deep” (Psalm 42:7), a reminder of the vastness of God's love — a love so expansive and layered, we can spend our entire lives exploring it and still barely scratch the surface.

There have been many times when I’ve wrestled with the mystery of God, feeling overwhelmed by what I don’t fully understand. But this painting is a reflection of the peace that comes with embracing that mystery. The unknown doesn’t mean distance — it means depth.

As C.S. Lewis so beautifully put it:
"A line cannot comprehend a square, and a child cannot comprehend an adult. And a man cannot comprehend God."

We were never meant to fully grasp Him — only to keep seeking. And God, who understands us completely, is deeply encouraged by our desire to understand Him more.