One might assume that thin places, or locations where heaven and earth meet, are always full of beauty and wonder. But beyond breathtaking sunsets and sacred spaces, there may be other times and spaces in which heaven touches earth: moments when we ourselves feel thin, stretched too far. Moments when we lose control, or realize that we were never in control at all. Moments when we see clearly for the first time.

In Thin Places, Giorgiko presents an all-new body of work that explores the artists’ prayerful contemplations of how thin places find us when we are at our most vulnerable. Seven oil paintings and 12 ink drawings depict Giorgiko’s childlike characters suspended in various states of uncertainty. They are troubled, insecure, or frail, yet remain open to wonder. The artists encourage viewers to consider for themselves whether moments of hardship can be a thin place in which frailty can be full of beauty and wonder after all.

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