Red flows boldly across the canvas, representing the atonement — the sacrifice and precious blood of Jesus Christ. It speaks of redemption purchased in full, of covenant love poured out without restraint. The red is not violent; it is victorious. It is the love of God made visible.

Black symbolizes sin — humanity’s fallen condition, the weight of shame, separation, and spiritual death. Yet it does not dominate the composition. Instead, it is overtaken, engulfed, and transformed. The black is being washed away, reminding us that sin no longer has the final word.

White emerges with striking clarity, representing purity, holiness, and the righteousness of Christ that replaces sin. It speaks of divine exchange — beauty for ashes, cleansing for corruption. The white also reflects the peace that surpasses understanding and our new identity as the Bride of Christ — spotless, chosen, and set apart.

Blue flows like living water throughout the piece, symbolizing the presence of the Holy Spirit — the River of Life now dwelling within us as new creations. It represents grace in motion, continual refreshing, communion with God, and the sustaining presence that empowers our daily walk.

Orange flickers with movement and intensity, representing the emerging dunamis power Jesus promised when the Holy Spirit indwells believers. It signifies awakening, boldness, spiritual activation, and the divine power released through surrendered vessels.