Being a 'witness' is not about 'influencing,' but about standing for the truth. We should be careful not to fall into the trap of constructing a 'digital persona' that is inconsistent with our real self. This inconsistency is a form of self-idolatry, where we create an image—an idol—to be worshipped, rather than allowing our true face, created in the image of God, to be seen. Seeking 'followers' for oneself rather than for the Truth is a deception that hollows out the soul. When we are hooked on the screen, we become 'blind' to the person next to us and 'blind' to our own interiority. We see everything, but we perceive nothing.1
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| Printing Observations | All works are mastered in 16-bit color depth. Standard web formats are unable to retain the full depth of this data; consequently, the physical print will differ from the digital preview. While the online image is optimized for fast loading, the printing process utilizes the original 16-bit edit, allowing for deeper saturations and subtle chromatic shifts to emerge that are lost during compression for web displaying. |