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A collection exploring the God who meets the overlooked, the forgotten, and the searching.
"You are the God who sees me." Genesis 16:13
Before they were noticed by the world, they were already known by God.
The God Who Sees is a collection of paintings inspired by those sacred encounters. Each piece reflects a moment when God's compassion interrupted someone's story, reminding us that no life is too broken, too ordinary, or too forgotten to be fully known by Him.
Throughout Scripture, we meet ordinary people carrying invisible burdens—shame, grief, loneliness, fear, and longing. Some were overlooked by society. Others believed they had gone unseen altogether.
Yet again and again, God meets them exactly where they are.
Three Stories. One Thread.
Though separated by centuries, these stories are united by a single truth: the God who met Hagar in the wilderness, the Samaritan woman at the well, and the woman in the crowd is the same God who still sees, pursues, and restores.
Each painting offers a different encounter, revealing another glimpse of His unchanging character. As we linger in these moments, we notice details we may have overlooked. It is often there, in the quiet, that God's character becomes most visible.
Every encounter reveals His character
THE GOD WHO SEES.
Not just crowds.
Not just nations.
People.
A woman drawing water alone.
A weary servant in the wilderness.
A woman reaching through the crowd.
Each painting is different.
Yet every story reveals the same truth:
God sees what others overlook.
Living Water
John 4:1-30
The well was a place of routine, yet it became the place where everything changed. This painting captures the quiet beauty of an unexpected encounter, reminding us that God often meets us in the ordinary moments of everyday life.
“Whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst."
— John 4:14
El Roi
Genesis 16:7–14
Sometimes the wilderness becomes the place where we know God most deeply. Hagar's story reminds us that no season of loneliness or uncertainty escapes His notice. The God who met her there continues to meet us today.
"You are the God who sees me."
— Genesis 16:13
Made Well
Mark 5:25–34
Faith led her hand to the hem of His garment, but grace invited her into His presence. This moment reminds us that Jesus never treated people as interruptions. He welcomed them, saw them, and restored them completely.
"Daughter, your faith has made you well. Go in peace."
— Mark 5:34