Jesus and The Woman at the Well

This expressive Picasso-style painting reimagines the beloved biblical scene of Jesus and the Samaritan Woman at the Well, updating the Renaissance classic with authentic Semitic features and bold, modern abstraction. Through fragmented shapes, vivid contrasts, and symbolic geometry, the artwork captures the beauty of a moment where social boundaries, prejudice, and personal shame are overturned by grace.
Jesus is portrayed with warmth and openness, engaging a woman whom society had pushed to the margins. The meeting at Jacob’s Well—rendered in a flowing, Cubist-influenced design—illustrates the radical love of Christ, who seeks out the outcasts, the forgotten, and the wounded to offer them living water.
This piece invites the viewer to reflect on Christ’s compassion and His willingness to meet us exactly where we are, no matter our past or place in society.
Features:
Picasso-style reinterpretation of a classic biblical moment
Semitic features for historical and cultural authenticity
Symbolic abstraction highlighting grace, inclusion, and dignity
A powerful reminder that Jesus welcomes the outcast and restores the broken
A striking and meaningful addition to any Christian home, study, prayer room, or art collection—celebrating the boundless compassion of Christ.