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Jesus #481

Each image holds a moment from the life of Jesus without caption or explanation.

Hidden life, encounter, teaching, suffering, and renewal appear as a gentle sequence — shaped in copper wire and touched with restrained colour — inviting contemplation rather than certainty.

Jesus #481

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Jesus
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#481
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Uncommon

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