HEAVENLY WALLS

The composition consists of a tryptich (so common in sacred art) of faux stained-glass murals painted onto the metal doors of a Church in central Madrid

The composition is painted to mimic traditional stained glass. Thick black outlines divide the composition into mosaic-like geometric segments, showcasing different organic scenes that represent parables of the Bible

On the left, a stylized bird with pink pale and dark red plumage, perched on a brown branch and set against a bright blue, fractured background

On the main entrance, a mural depicting a river flowing between two trees toward a bright sky. The two gnarled tree trunks rise along the left and right edges of the double doors, arching to form a natural frame—and a subtle heart shape—around a bright, glowing center.

On the right, a geometric, stained-glass-style mural of a tree. The painting uses bold black outlines to divide the surface into angular polygons, in order to create this stained-glass effect.