Journey of Hope is a collection of 100 small paintings (6 × 6 inches each), created over 100 days in response to God's presence in everyday life.

What began as an artistic discipline became a spiritual practice—a way of praying through color, movement, and attention. Throughout the collection, birds appear in every painting as a symbol of hope, reminding us of freedom, grace, presence, trust, and the possibility of new beginnings.

Each painting holds a moment of waiting, reflection, or quiet praise, shaped by the belief that hope is not something we manufacture but something we receive.

Together, these paintings tell a story of showing up, one day at a time, and discovering God's faithfulness in both the ordinary and unexpected moments of life.

As you explore this collection, you are invited to slow down and notice. Notice what draws your eye, what stirs your heart, and where hope might be speaking to you today.

There is no right interpretation—only an invitation to pause, listen, and recognize God's presence, gently forming hope within and around us.