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Pages 2-3 (Click images to enlarge) |
Pages 4-5 "This is something about extremes. Empty and full. It also needs to be about the bit in between." |
Pages 6-7 "Poverty is not the beginning on its own, but that to know and recognise one's poor spirit to be mourning." |
Pages 8-9 "Beatitudes are like a valid ticket – the fare is yourself." |
Pages 10-11 "I want to see the signs of life before people are in their grave." |
Pages 12-13 |
Pages 14-15 |
Pages 16-17 |
Pages 18-19 "Finding safety within an extreme life." The wavy line represents the idea of the extremes of life with the constant presence of God. |
Pages 20-21 The beginnings of an idea of how the triple images can relate to each other. |
Pages 22-23 |
Pages 24-25 Further development of the relation between the three images. |
Pages 26-27 |
Pages 28-29 A description of why St David's in Wales was chosen as the primary location. |
Pages 30-31 |
Pages 32-33 An explanation of why the middle images relate to light. |
Ideas for the images that go with "God blesses those people who are humble". |
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Pages 38-39 |
Pages 40-41 Explanation of the pattern of three images. The first is "attitude"; the second is "abstract expression of prayer"; and the third is "blessed state". |
Pages 42-43 Overall theme of the piece is light. |
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