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My "Rococo Jesus" framed
One Nation Under God AKA Steve Kreuscher
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This is a digital design of a very 3-D 12 layer powerful portrait of Christ which I titled "Rococo Jesus", for many important reasons. I designed it to be made into a 12 foot or larger 3-D multilayer powerful portrait of Christ, which I designed in such a way that it totally makes it look like the bright light is coming from within side His Face glowing forth outward towards the viewer. I designed it to be built into the wall behind the pulpit of a church, or into the a wall in an art museum. The actual 12 foot one, would have the same 12 layers as the this picture, that I designed digitally and layered on top of each other, on my Adobe Photo shop program.
The following is how I would want it to be built into and behind the back wall of a church or wall of a museum, behind where the priest or minister gives his sermons.
The following would be on a 12 foot scale, although I would like to see it built even larger if possible;
The basic design has 12 layers. Each layer would be a different color starting in the center with white then the next layer, would be a foot larger and a different color, and each of the other layers would be a foot larger also and a different color as seen in the picture, from white in the middle to light yellow, on through golden rod, light umber, dark brown, dark umber to black; being the last color, which would also be the main wall itself behind the pulpit. See the attached file. The cut out image of the face of Christ, in the middle of each layer would be about a foot larger, then the cut out image of the face of Christ, in the layer behind it. And each layer would be spaced about a foot in front of the one before. The middle layer would be the furthest one back and would be all white and some how it would be partly translucent, like stained glass, so that it could be lite up behind it, so that strong bright light would be shinning through the middle white layer. The rest of the layers would be made up of about half inch thick wood, each layer painted the proper color. The following 11 layers layers would be spaced apart about a foot from each other, and that would make the overall image extremely 3-D looking and very modern, and would look different as you stand in front of it and walk around, that would really give you the very powerful 3-D look as you walk around in front of it or if somehow you climb up and down in front of it; It would constantly change in looks as you walk around in front of it. The design itself, also as you can see, by my design, makes it look like the light of The Father is shinning from inside of Christ's face outward onto the congregation. From up close you would see all of the powerful effects of the 3 dimensional layers changing as you walk around, but from 10 or more feet back where the congregation would be sitting they would see just a giant very clearly blended powerfully glowing portrait of Christ, shinning and glowing very brightly from within Christ's face outwardly out onto the whole congregation. It is a very very beautiful and very very powerful modern religious design, with a very modernistic Rococo-looking design about it when you look at it up close and see the 3-D effects of the layers and the extremely "Rococo" looking design throughout the crown of thorns, the design not being made up of scrolls, shells and leaves, but instead being made up of scorpions snakes, a vulture, dragons lobster claws and so on, all to represent Satan being the one that was afflicting and killing Christ outwardly, while The Father was inside working and bringing forth His eternal Light of Love and Life and resurrection power from within outward unto the day that He raised Christ from the dead and then brought Him up to Glory with Him. I guess that you could say that it is a wild dream or vision of mine, but right now and until I die it definitely is going to be on the top things to see happen on the top of my "Bucket List". Even in the candle light, or just low lite services, it would probably look it's best, with the bright light shinning through the middle of Christ's face outward towards the congregation. But it should be made in such a way that the bright sunlight could shine strongly through the back most inner white layer, in the daytime and that a bright light built behind that white layer could be turned on when it is darker in the church, or in low light services.
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