• A vibrant Pop Art painting featuring a zebra and a speech bubble with the text "God is Cool" on a bold black background. The artwork explores themes of divine love and resilience, blending acrylic and ink with screen printing.
  • A detailed view of the zebra and speech bubble, showcasing the intricate details and color contrasts of the painting. The artwork highlights faith and positivity through bold imagery.
  • The reverse side of the canvas, displaying the artist's signature, date, title of the artwork, and the Let Z Be studio logo, confirming the painting's authenticity.
  • A close-up of the signature and logo on the reverse side of the canvas, documenting the artist's identity and craftsmanship.
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God is cool

God is cool

$785.00 USD
$785.00 USD
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Original Painting
Acrylic and ink combined with screen printing on canvas
Size: 60x60 cm
Signed

The artwork "God is Cool" is a bold and reflective piece, merging contemporary pop art with profound spiritual themes. Inspired by the Biblical story of Job, this painting invites viewers to explore the tension between faith, resilience, and the transformative power of divine love.

In "God is Cool," the zebra—a symbol of individuality and harmony—stands boldly against a contrasting black background, speaking the words "God is Cool" in a soft pink speech bubble. This striking juxtaposition reflects the duality of human experience: despair and hope, pain and grace, questioning and faith. The circular motif in warm peach hues behind the zebra emphasizes unity and eternal love, reminding us that even in moments of doubt, divine love remains unwavering.

This artwork was deeply influenced by the personal struggles of the artist, particularly the reflection on the story of Job, who endured immense suffering while maintaining his faith and love for God. The painting serves as a visual testament to resilience, urging viewers to see challenges not merely as tests but as opportunities for spiritual growth and understanding.

"God is Cool" is part of the "Pop Art Critical Collection" and invites collectors, galleries, and museums to delve into the profound dialogue it sparks. For a deeper exploration of the themes behind this piece, read the blog post "Job’s Journey: Embracing Divine Love Through Art and Struggle."
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