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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
32.3x24.4in
About this artwork
In this painting, I capture a mystical moment where divine energy meets human awe. Using vibrant yellows and deep earth tones, I wanted to express a powerful connection between the mortal and the ethereal. The swirling figure embodies a spiritual force bringing enlightenment, while the man’s open stance shows humble reverence. This piece radiates an intense, uplifting energy that breathes wonder and awe into any space.
Elijah is taken up by God and… his cloak falls to the ground. Elisha, his successor, looks on in confusion.
Iris Hillmeister-Becker is a painter and architect who specializes in traditional media such as oil, colored pencil and oil pastel. Using a naturalistic style, she strives to interpret the content of church paintings in an understandable way while still leaving room for change; her work does not have to be photorealistic. Her art, characterized by strong colors and flowing forms, conveys her personal Christian conviction and fascination with images of churches.