Studio de Sa
Andrew de Sa
Painter.
Andrew de Sa is a nationally awarded painter with a focus on work created for the advancement of Beauty in public, sacred and residential spaces.
Featured work:
“The Salvation Triptych”
A monumental work of public sacred art currently on view in downtown Washington D.C. on K st.
“Mural of Mother Mary Lange”
Commissioned by Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Takoma Park, this 8ft public work depicts a local Servant of God. Learn more about the project and her story here.
“The Hospitality of Abraham”
A painted reflection on Philoxenia, the Greek word for hospitality or more literally, love of stranger.
21” x 42”, Mineral Paints on Birchwood and Arches Paper
“The de Sa Family Prayer Corner”
Prayer corner created by the artist for his family. The central wooden icon house was carved by Saskatoon woodworker, Sean Wilson. Paintings and design by Andrew de Sa.
“The Prayer of Jonah”
12 in x 12 in, Oil paint on wood panel
This painting was conceived as an exploration of the theological concepts of Exitus and Reditus. The painting was carried out in a playful manner reminiscent of the sacred works of 12th century Catalonia. Composition ally, the work evokes the Arabic letter, nūn.
Read the poetry that inspired this work here.
The Process:
“Song of St. Cecilia or All Flesh is Grass”
40 in x 20 in, Oil paint on wood panel
This painting was unveiled at the Princeton Art Museum and resides in a private collection in Connecticut.
Read a collection of the poetry which inspired this piece here.
