The Work of His Hands
An Exhibition of Art, Faith & Creative Expression
FEATURING
Jeanine D Rozier & Wynona S Rozier
March 20, 2027
First Sterling Conference Center
21449 Potomac View Road
Sterling, Virginia
About the Exhibition
The Work of His Hands celebrates the beauty of creation and the transforming work of God in our lives. Like the Master Artist, we are continually being shaped—through struggle, faith, discovery, and hope.
Featuring the work of sisters Jeanine D Rozier and Wynona S Rozier, the exhibition brings together two distinct artistic voices and mediums, each offering a different expression of creativity, reflection, and faith.
Together, the works invite viewers to consider not only what we create with our own hands, but how we ourselves are continually being formed.
Experience the Virtual Exhibition
Explore Jeanine D Rozier’s collection for The Work of His Hands.
Meet the Artists
Jeanine D Rozier
Abstract Acrylic Artist
Jeanine D Rozier creates contemporary abstract art that explores movement, transformation, faith, and possibility. Working primarily with acrylic fluid techniques, she embraces the unpredictable nature of the medium, allowing color and movement to reveal stories that are often discovered rather than planned.
Her work invites viewers to bring their own experiences to what they see, finding meaning within the shapes, movement, and emotion of each piece. For Jeanine, art is not simply something to look at—it is something to feel.
Wynona S Rozier
Watercolor Artist
Wynona S Rozier has been creating art for much of her life, developing a distinctive style through years of artistic exploration and experience. Working primarily in watercolor, she uses delicate color, expressive detail, and the natural fluidity of the medium to bring her subjects to life.
Her work reflects a deep appreciation for beauty, creativity, and the individuality of each subject she chooses to portray. Through watercolor, Wynona creates pieces that feel both personal and expressive, inviting viewers to pause, look closer, and discover the character within each work.