The Story Behind My Faith
Welcome~ I’m Yuki Liang, the designer behind this website. Below is the story of my journey.
I became a believer in 2024, yet long before I understood what the cross truly meant, I was already drawn to its form and structure. More than fifteen years ago, I created several paintings centered on the cross. At that time, I did not yet understand what it meant. I only sensed, vaguely, that this symbol helped me release something within myself — that it could carry something unspoken, something I could not yet name.
The sketch shown here was drawn in 2009, when I was nineteen years old and had just entered university. One afternoon, lying on my bed in the dorm, I felt deeply restless and overwhelmed, unsure of what to do with myself. I picked up a pen and began to draw aimlessly on paper. Slowly, a cross emerged in the sky.
The dense, tangled lines mirrored my thoughts — confused, heavy, and without direction. Yet unexpectedly, within that chaos, a sense of order caught my attention. The cross filled the sky — vast, weighty, and still — as if holding everything in place. Without fully understanding why, I followed that order — its structure and visual pull — and continued drawing.
Looking back now, this sketch feels like a foreshadowing of my later journey: that within confusion, loss, and weight, there would be a steady power that would find me and give me new life.
The Purpose of This Website
I created this website to share the pieces I design.
The name The Beauty of the Light reflects what I believe — a beauty that comes from truth, and a love that comes from God.
At the moment, most of the works here are Scripture-based wall art, though I hope to gradually expand into other types of work over time.
I design pieces that I would personally want to live with. My creative process is intuitive. Sometimes I draw freely; at other times, I explore forms through paper cutting, discovering shapes in unexpected ways.
Visually, I’m drawn to work that feels modern, clean, and enduring — with a quiet sense of taste and restraint — something that can live naturally in a space and remain meaningful over time. I hope these works gently remind us of the beauty that comes from above.
And I hope that some of them may resonate with you.