Spiritual landscapes
As I sit quietly in prayer, my mind drifts to heavenly things… Sanctified imagination comes into play and I ‘see’
Petrina Kent – Paintings Poetry Prayer
I paint, therefore I blog. Thoughts and inspired ideas are discussed here. The reason I paint, the spiritual aspects of my work and how God speaks to me.
As I sit quietly in prayer, my mind drifts to heavenly things… Sanctified imagination comes into play and I ‘see’
Painting through pain and trauma to freedom and joy… Painted on linen and worked in oils. I painted from the
Every time I walk through the landscape, even if I take the same path, a whole new mystery is opened
Royal Academy Summer Show I am standing in the vaulted underworld of the Royal Academy of Art, waiting to reclaim
As a Christian my practice is to wait on God for what He is doing or saying. Consequently my work as an artist reflects who I am and how I function within the rhythm of God’s voice for each season. … Continue readingMy Practice as a Christian Artist
My aim for this painting was to bring hope and beauty into the landscape of isolation which we find ourselves in during this global pandemic. … Continue readingHope and Beauty in the Landscape of Isolation
So what is my source of inspiration?
The landscape? Sure. The colours I put down? Yes, they are an inspiration aside from the landscape. ‘But my true source is in You Lord, You are my light, my strength and my hope. I draw from you.’ … Continue readingWhy am I painting?
Whilst out driving one day, I was compelled to pull over, jump out, and take a few shots of this scene that had caught my eye. I thought it would make a powerful painting as I sensed that God was showing me something. … Continue readingA Painting inspired by Revelation 14:14
The thing about this painting is that nobody wants it. Yes, it remains unsold 8 years later. I have even offered it to my family for free! But no, the icy coldness holds them back. … Continue readingA season held captive
A splash of blue from the Isle of Man… … Continue readingA splash of blue from the Isle of Man