Christian Light and Shadow Art Turns On With A Touch

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 11, 2010 -- When you touch it’s bronzed metal diamond the light in it’s hardwood vase shines up from below. A figurative image of Christ appears on it’s curved linen screen and you discover the soft and subtle details that demonstrate years of artistic discovery. It seems unlikely that the abstract sculptures branching out in hardwood could possibly cast such a beautiful figurative image and as it invites one to further explore it’s imaginative technique it also leaves one wondering how.

David Sanders has been developing this unique form of light and shadow art for over fifteen years. “Light has an intrinsic allure that naturally stirs our emotions” he says. “Golden sunsets across the water fill us with a sense of wonder and peace, a warm hypnotic fireplace promotes closeness and conversation, and a home illuminated with Christmas lights fosters holiday memories with family and friends.” These, he says, are the qualities he works to capture in his illuminated art.

At just under 33 inches tall the current release of his signed limited edition “Shadow of Christ” sets comfortably on a table or hangs like a painting on a wall. It’s currently on display and available for purchase at a number of galleries and locations around the United States. To fully appreciate it’s unique use of light and cast shadows as well as it’s sculptural qualities it should be seen in video or in person. A complete description of the work with videos and photos can be seen at www.shadowofchrist.com where it can also be ordered and shipped to most countries around the world. David Sanders’ Light and Shadow Art comes from a distinct combination of Christian inspiration and creative exploration that offers visual discoveries well worth experiencing for Christians and non-Christians alike.

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