the biggest painting I ever painted is over 2 metres wide and hung in a forest... 

You can see it here. It was definitely a work of faith, as you can imagine.  I painted it in my garage with specially researched paint materials on toughened glass to allow the light to pour through but also to endure the elements.  It took three strong men and scaffolding to set it up in the woods strung from two pine trees. It survived years of storms and windy winters but was eventually sadly destroyed by vandals.

Many people said how they were really touched by the beauty of the light flowing through this painting and they loved looking at it as they strolled in the forest, part of a retreat centre on the border of Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire. 

Visiting a painting

I recently got to see a couple of my paintings in their permanent home. One of the paintings was displayed against a yellow wall and it looks like it is glowing.

 

Perhaps this is  a little glimpse of the loving divine omnipresence, bringing light, warmth and hope. I hope, perhaps ambitiously, that my paintings help people to connect with goodness.

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