“Art requires contemplation that focuses attention on the viewer developing a relationship with the work of art, not merely passively receiving a message.” — Daniel A. Siedell Copy Share Image
“Of old, God the incorporeal and formless was never depicted, but now that God has been seen in the flesh and has associated among… — Daniel A. Siedell Copy Share Image
“Art is a witness to both our fallen world and hope for its redemption.” — Daniel A. Siedell Copy Share Image
“Artists make art not because they have knowledge they want to "express" but because they want to discover or learn something through the practice… — Daniel A. Siedell Copy Share Image
“Art requires contemplation that focuses attention on the viewer developing a relationship with the work of art, not merely passively receiving a message.” — Daniel A. Siedell Copy Share Image
“A Christian, then, does not merely believe a certain dogma, but has a transformed vision, one that sees the world as it truly is,… — Daniel A. Siedell Copy Share Image
“The experience of art is best understood not from the perspective of "reading" or "decoding" but in contemplation and communion, metaphors that derive from… — Daniel A. Siedell Copy Share Image
