This large abstract painting reimagines the night of Jesus’s betrayal as a vivid, colorful expression instead of a dark one. The 3-by-5-foot composition uses bright, energetic marks to celebrate a new covenant body and blood offered as payment for sin. While the subject carries solemn weight, the palette and abstraction transform the scene into something joyful. No literal figures appear; instead, color and gesture carry the emotion. The painting balances the gravity of betrayal with the uplift of redemption, creating a work that feels less like a sorrowful memory and more like a proclamation.