Psalm 1
Acrylic, Plaster on Linen
47x39in
$3,090
Framing
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Elisabeth Verwaest
Belgium
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Earth on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 35.4x35.4in
About this artwork
What you see here feels like a cross-section of time. The circle is reminiscent of the growth rings of a tree: season after season. This time is carried and held. The center is crucial. It is an open, wounded, mourning center. Vulnerability, the heart of humanity, the heart of creation. Suffering that is neither hidden nor exploited.
The circular shape has something sacred. It refers to wholeness, eternity. God as beginning and end. The circle is… rough and lived-through. Holiness is not separate from brokenness. Quite the opposite.
The use of color symbolizes the dialogue between heaven and earth. This painting does not force, it does not preach, it whispers. It invites us to look, to silence, to inner movement. Not to force answers, but to create space.
The circular shape has something sacred. It refers to wholeness, eternity. God as beginning and end. The circle is… rough and lived-through. Holiness is not separate from brokenness. Quite the opposite.
The use of color symbolizes the dialogue between heaven and earth. This painting does not force, it does not preach, it whispers. It invites us to look, to silence, to inner movement. Not to force answers, but to create space.
Elisabeth Verwaest
Belgium
Credentials
- Works on commission
Elisabeth Verwaest is a self-taught painter working primarily with rich textures and layered materials, channeling her fiercely independent vision into each piece. She shapes tactile abstractions and organic forms, building and eroding pigment to evoke natural processes like sedimentation and weathered surfaces—her style balances discipline with intuitive, almost sculptural, approaches. Her evocative works serve as meditative portals, conveying introspection, spiritual resonance, and the poignant tension between transformation and stillness.
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the dialogue between heaven and earth
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