“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
“The experience of art is best understood not from the perspective of "reading" or "decoding" but in contemplation and communion, metaphors that derive from the veneration of icons, which is itself grounded in prayer, in communion with God, the ultimate… — 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
