F02 T18 - Christmas chasuble

"If thou shouldest rent the heavens and descend! the mountains would rise before thee..." (Is 63:19b).   This is the humble prayer that flows from the heart of the believer like spring water that emerges from a karst spring.  All this wants to be evoked by the chasuble Torn Skies, designed for Christmas time, when waiting becomes fulfilment. In it it is evident the predilection for organic and sinuous reasons, purged of too rational geometric rigidity and therefore far from the natural growth processes or the complex unfolding of salvation history.