Crosses
All liturgical design should flow from and point to the Cross
Chancel Crosses
The Cross is the focus of worship and serves as a visible symbol and reminder of Christ's sacrifice on our behalf. The Latin cross (t), a more traditional variant can be used to highlight the suffering and dying of Christ whereas a Greek cross (+) is more celebratory in Christ's victory.
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Digital Crosses
"Only faith sees divine beauty in that ugly piece of wood where God truly reveals the heart of His all-encompassing love." William Wolfram, professor emeritus of Concordia University Nebraska, and long-standing benefactor, mentor, and friend to the Center for Liturgical Art uses these words to begin to explore the value of the Cross in art. These digitally rendered crosses use a reconstruction of mundane objects to create beautifully intricate expressions of faith. You can see more of his work at his website
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