Howard Lerner Sculpture: Ezekiel's Vision
Do pay a visit to the website of Howard Lerner art (click here).
The sample sculpture below depicts Ezekiel's initial vision of God's throne-chariot (oil on wood, tin, found objects; 96H. x 48W. x 30”D. inches). The artist uses old, mundane objects in his art, thus asserting that everything is included in true spirituality. Included in the sculpture is a disk labeled "Hashmal - Electrum"; a bellows labeled "Ruach"; the panels of a light-shade used as scroll parchment; and a cut-glass light-fixture representing the firmament of heaven, atop of which sits God's-name.
The sample sculpture below depicts Ezekiel's initial vision of God's throne-chariot (oil on wood, tin, found objects; 96H. x 48W. x 30”D. inches). The artist uses old, mundane objects in his art, thus asserting that everything is included in true spirituality. Included in the sculpture is a disk labeled "Hashmal - Electrum"; a bellows labeled "Ruach"; the panels of a light-shade used as scroll parchment; and a cut-glass light-fixture representing the firmament of heaven, atop of which sits God's-name.
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