Inspired by Jennifer's time in Fuller Seminary's Brehm Residency, this site-specific installation explores the intersection of time and spirituality through video, artist books, sculpture, and mixed-media textile art. 🕊️
📅 Viewing Hours:
🕘 Monday - Friday: 9 AM - 4 PM
🙏 Sundays: Before, during, and after services
The installation, designed to align with the liturgical season that honors grief, offers a space for contemplative prayer. Highlights include:
📚 Handcrafted prayer books featuring traditional relief printmaking
🎥 Two eight-minute videos reflecting the passage of time and God's presence
🕯️ Sculptures that interact with light, invoking a celestial ambiance in our chapel.
We invite everyone to experience this powerful expression of faith, prayer, and reflection. 🌤️ Be part of this spiritual journey. See you at the chapel!
About the Artist:
Jennifer Printz holds an MFA from The University of Georgia, with studies in Italy. Her work has been exhibited across the US and internationally, including at Marshall University and Mt. Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach. She has completed residencies worldwide, including at Merz Gallery in Scotland and the Kunstlerhaus in Austria. Jennifer also teaches at Florida International University and is recognized for her contributions to arts leadership and education.
God is our refuge and strength, always ready to help in times of trouble. - Psalm 46:1 (NLT)
What are you struggling with right now? Are the subjects at school difficult and you're finding it's hard to keep up without being distracted? What is it that you struggle with?
God wants to be the answer to every struggle you face. He wants to be your refuge when things are hard. Life is hard, but God wants to help you stay encouraged through life's challenges.
So today, determine to spend some time in God's word. Stop scrolling through endless videos and start spending some time in prayer. Talk to God about what you struggle with. Dare to ask Him to help when things are tough. He desires to be your help and refuge in every situation you face.
Taken from studentdevos.com.