The Luce  Divina Portraits of Hineni.    

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These new portraits not yet shown will represent the life of the great icons of history and  those who have passed  before us that have left an indelible mark upon humanity. I choose a word and a phrase, Hineni which is a powerful Hebrew phrase meaning "Here I am," commonly used in the Bible to signify not just physical presence, but full attention, readiness, and total            availability to serve. It indicates a posture of surrender, commitment, and obedience, often used by figures like Abraham, Moses, and Samuel in response to God. 

The portraits have been Gilded in metal to show an inner light as the Italian Masters would say, the Luce Divina. The light of the soul. Then numerous patinas applied to show weathering or aging is symbolic of living a life of iconography.

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 Painting the Poetic Unseen

Philadelphia-area artists creates quietly powerful works that explore the emotional life of stillness. Trained at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the University of Pennsylvania, the artist  blend classical techniques with imaginative depth, often focusing on flora, fruit, and portraiture as symbols of memory, imperfection, and transformation.

The “Script Gesture” approach to painting, combined with traditional surface preparation, reflects his commitment to craftsmanship and meaning. In series like his pears and florals, the finds metaphors for the MEMENTO MORI ~ bruises, marks, and wounds.

With over 60 exhibitions and support from institutions like the National Endowment for the Arts, The Artists continues to shape a body of work that feels both intimate and timeless. His art invites viewers to slow down, reflect, and discover beauty in the overlooked.