Faith Translated and Recorded

Since the beginning of time, faith has been important to man. The virtue of faith can be more universally understood in terms of transcendence, hope, and spirituality. To understand the earliest passing on of faith, society relied first upon oral tradition and subsequently, to written records. Some of the very first were words and symbols pressed into clay tablets. The relationship that clay has with the written word continued with the preservation of “faith” records on scrolls that were stored in ceramic jars. The jar I have created is similar in size and form to those used for the Dead Sea Scrolls. “Faith” translations in over one hundred world languages adorn these jars and record mankinds’ faith from the beginning all over the globe.