Mold Me, Make Me III: Praying Girl by Aaron and Alan Hicks – The Black Art Depot
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A religious themed art print inspired by Isaiah 64:8 featuring a distressed young African American girl engaged in the act of prayer as she lets go and lets GOD.
An open edition work of art by Aaron and Alan hicks. It depicts an distressed young African American girl who reflects as she kneels in prayer. She learned from her mother that she needs to let go and let GOD. She understands at a young age that the Heavenly Father is molding her for what lies ahead. This work of art was inspired by Isaiah 64:8 and reads: But now, O LORD, thou art our father; we are the clay, and thou our potter; and we all are the work of thy hand.
This work of art measures 12x16 inches.
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