Sep 17, 2019
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Penciled ovals and blobs of color can convey spiritual truths, according to those who have seen Emilio Hector Rodriguez's paintings, here and overseas. To that audience, add St. Thomas University, the venue for his new exhibit, "And the Word Became Flesh," which runs through Jan. 10.
Emilio Hector Rodriguez pauses between two of his paintings - "The Presentation in the Temple," left, and "The Boy Jesus in the Temple" - during the opening of his exhibit at St. Thomas University. The show, "And the Word Became Flesh," runs through Jan. 10.
"The Annunciation," acrylic and pencil on canvas.
Emilio Hector Rodriguez explains his painting "The Annunciation."
"The Lord's Prayer," acrylic and pastel pencil on canvas.
"The Beatitudes 5:7," acrylic and pencil on canvas.
"Genesis 1," acrylic on canvas.
Emilio Hector Rodriguez autographs a program book for art blogger Dainy Tapia during the opening of his exhibit at St. Thomas University. The show, "And the Word Became Flesh," runs through Jan. 10.
"The Annunciation," acrylic and pencil on canvas.
Emilio Hector Rodriguez explains his painting "The Annunciation."
"The Lord's Prayer," acrylic and pastel pencil on canvas.
"The Beatitudes 5:7," acrylic and pencil on canvas.
"Genesis 1," acrylic on canvas.
Emilio Hector Rodriguez autographs a program book for art blogger Dainy Tapia during the opening of his exhibit at St. Thomas University. The show, "And the Word Became Flesh," runs through Jan. 10.
Photography: JIM DAVIS | FC
