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AGNUS DEI

A modern icon of the Lamb slain, yet standing. 

Agnus Dei is a visual meditation on Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God: sacrificed, victorious, and reigning. Drawing from imagery throughout Scripture, the piece brings together the Passover lamb, the cross, the Eucharistic cup, the sealed scroll of Revelation, and the promise of new creation. At the center stands the Lamb: wounded, yet alive; slain, yet victorious. Every surrounding symbol points to the larger biblical story of redemption and the God who conquers through sacrifice. 

Rooted in historic Christian iconography and reimagined through a contemporary visual language, Agnus Dei is an invitation to pause, reflect, and behold the One who makes all things new. 

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  • Making The Kingdoms

    Making The Kingdoms

    A look behind the making of The Kingdoms—exploring Babylon, Daniel’s window toward Jerusalem, the clouds of heaven, and the geometry used to contrast earthly empire with the Kingdom of God.

    Making The Kingdoms

    A look behind the making of The Kingdoms—exploring Babylon, Daniel’s window toward Jerusalem, the clouds of heaven, and the geometry used to contrast earthly empire with the Kingdom of God.

  • The Making of Agnus Dei

    The Making of Agnus Dei

    Building an image of the Lamb from Genesis to Revelation Agnus Dei began with an image Christians have returned to for centuries: the Lamb of God. The drawing itself came relatively...

    The Making of Agnus Dei

    Building an image of the Lamb from Genesis to Revelation Agnus Dei began with an image Christians have returned to for centuries: the Lamb of God. The drawing itself came relatively...

  • From the Deep: Designing Water from Chaos to Order

    From the Deep: Designing Water from Chaos to Order

      Genesis 1 begins not with order, but with chaos—formless and void or empty as most translations render it. I’ve come to favor Robert Alter’s “welter and waste” or the Bible...

    From the Deep: Designing Water from Chaos to Order

      Genesis 1 begins not with order, but with chaos—formless and void or empty as most translations render it. I’ve come to favor Robert Alter’s “welter and waste” or the Bible...

  • .92 Monogram

    .92 Monogram

    The .92 monogram isn’t just a mark—it’s a fusion of function, form, and memory. At its core, the design was driven by a practical challenge: to create a single continuous...

    .92 Monogram

    The .92 monogram isn’t just a mark—it’s a fusion of function, form, and memory. At its core, the design was driven by a practical challenge: to create a single continuous...

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