On Forgiveness of other Members of the Church c. 16th century

Curator: This piece, "On Forgiveness of other Members of the Church," comes to us anonymously, though its message remains quite clear. Editor: It feels like a dreamscape, almost like characters plucked from a medieval play, their expressions so earnest against this fantastical city. Curator: Indeed, and viewed through a contemporary lens, the act of forgiveness carries immense social and political weight, particularly within institutional structures. Editor: Absolutely! And the linear quality—it's as if the artist is sketching a concept, rather than dictating a firm stance, allowing viewers to bring their own stories to it. Curator: It also invites discussions on power dynamics within religious organizations and who is granted the authority to forgive or be forgiven. Editor: In pondering this work, I am reminded that true absolution begins within our own hearts. Curator: A sentiment that resonates deeply today.