CLAES GABRIEL
 
This painting is a visual hymn, a tribute to the spiritual and cultural vibrancy of the African American experience during the Harlem Renaissance. Inspired by the works of William H. Johnson and Romare Bearden, it captures the essence of community, tradition, and resilience. The scene is a celebration of Black culture in the 1930s South, where Sunday was more than a day of worship—it was a day of unity, strength, and expression. The artist’s use of bold colors and rhythmic forms creates a sense of movement and joy, making this piece a dynamic portrayal of faith and heritage. It’s a snapshot of history, brought to life through the lens of modern artistry.