The Greatest Painting Ever Created:
The Greatest Painting Ever Created was not made by Man but by the Hand of God.
The ancient scroll artwork sheds light on the 2000-year-old story of a baby born in a manger, a boy who became a carpenter, and a man who would one day be... The King of Kings. The face on the scroll is the Shroud of Tuin, which has been repainted and enhanced. During our year-long project, we discovered 12 hidden images within the face, which we believe could be a "Palimpsest." We found that these images have similarities with the translation of the Old and New Testaments.
When you look upon the 12 images, there's no need to fear. Instead, smile, relax, and take a moment to sit down and rest your eyes. "Our objective is to rekindle hope and promote constructive discussions amongst colleagues, family members, and friends. Our mission goes beyond just canvas and paint. The question that arises is, if the discovered images were not created by humans, then who created them? Could it be the hand of God?"
"May this art find its way into the hearts of those hungry for wonder. May its hidden images spark conversations that bridge time and faith. Let us go forth into the world and spread light, igniting hope, for the King of Kings lives within us all."
The ancient scroll artwork sheds light on the 2000-year-old story of a baby born in a manger, a boy who became a carpenter, and a man who would one day be... The King of Kings. The face on the scroll is the Shroud of Tuin, which has been repainted and enhanced. During our year-long project, we discovered 12 hidden images within the face, which we believe could be a "Palimpsest." We found that these images have similarities with the translation of the Old and New Testaments.
When you look upon the 12 images, there's no need to fear. Instead, smile, relax, and take a moment to sit down and rest your eyes. "Our objective is to rekindle hope and promote constructive discussions amongst colleagues, family members, and friends. Our mission goes beyond just canvas and paint. The question that arises is, if the discovered images were not created by humans, then who created them? Could it be the hand of God?"
"May this art find its way into the hearts of those hungry for wonder. May its hidden images spark conversations that bridge time and faith. Let us go forth into the world and spread light, igniting hope, for the King of Kings lives within us all."