dimension: 48in H x 60in W acrylic, paper and ink on canvas

"Mercy Gold" delves into the profound intersection of mercy, redemption, and environmental stewardship—a poignant reflection on the urgent need for change within industries contributing to plastic pollution- as seen in the layered scales of the fish.

In a world marred by the devastating effects of plastic waste, the call for mercy extends beyond mere environmental concern to encompass the hearts and minds of those responsible for these decisions. The art invokes the transformative power of divine mercy, recognizing that without God's guidance, even the noblest intentions can lead to harmful outcomes.

The haunting specter of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of unchecked consumption and waste. Reports like the Plastic Waste Index provide a sobering assessment of the damage wrought upon our planet. Yet, amidst this bleak reality, there remains a glimmer of hope.

Central to the artwork is the Koi fish—a symbol of resilience and endurance in the face of adversity. Its golden hue, naturally produced by its scales and pores, serves as a beacon of hope amidst a damaged ecosystem. Like the Koi, humanity possesses the capacity for perseverance and renewal.

"Mercy Gold" is a call to action—a plea for compassion, thoughtful decision-making, and collective responsibility. Through prayer and conscientious choices, individuals making corporate decisions and individual, can contribute to the healing of both their own hearts and the planet. With divine guidance and human effort, redemption is within reach—for ourselves and for our precious Earth.