The Dawn of Justice
Inspired by Joel 2: 1-2, 12-13; Isaiah 58: 5-8, 10
By Lisle Gwynn Garrity

“This piece portrays a landscape filled with darkness and gloom inspired by Joel 2. Spirit-like clouds interweave throughout the dark shadows, representing God’s presence in the midst of hopelessness and doom. Isaiah 58 critiques fasts that are simply religious exercises meant to draw pity and attention, and instead calls us to fast for justice to feed the hungry and clothe the poor. When we fast for justice, then our light will break out like the dawn of a clear, bright day. The yellow band of light along the horizon represents the light that will break through the gloom and darkness when we commit to act for the justice and wholeness of all God’s people.”
—Lisle Gwynn Garrity

Museum-quality poster made on thick, durable, matte paper. Unframed artwork will arrive rolled up in a protective tube.

Framing option available.