Aqua Sanctum - Rod Lathim

“Aqua Sanctum”

painted by Miguel Lee-Leon, Neon by Rod Lathim

Neon and acrylic, silver leaf.

32 ½” T x 6” W x 4 ½” D

Aqua Sanctum—Latin for “sacred water”—is a meditation on stillness within flow. 

Suspended above the painted surface, two entwined neon glass forms—green and turquoise—curve and weave like twin streams of luminous energy. Their quiet glow ripples outward, suggesting both water’s eternal motion and the unseen pulse of spirit.

In “Aqua Sanctum” the viewer is invited into a space of reflection—a sanctuary where color, light, and breath converge. It is a prayer in motion, a reminder that peace, like water, finds its way through everything.

“Aqua Sanctum” is not a place but a feeling—an unseen temple of flow and grace. It asks the viewer to pause, to listen inwardly, and to sense the divine rhythm that runs beneath all movement. Here, even stillness glows.