Wright found deep inspiration in Misión San Francisco Javier de Viggé-Biaundó, feeling a profound connection to the ancestors of San Javier as he painted. Reflecting on the mission's rich history, he contemplated the resilience and survival of its founders, who faced the challenges of their time with determination. This contemplation resonated with Wright on a personal level, paralleling his own journey as an artist navigating the complexities of creativity and expression. Wright told different stories with his paintings of various angles of the mission. Through his brushstrokes, he aimed to honor the legacy of those who came before him, capturing not only the beauty of the mission but also the enduring spirit of survival that links the past to the present.
Wright found deep inspiration in Misión San Francisco Javier de Viggé-Biaundó, feeling a profound connection to the ancestors of San Javier as he painted. Reflecting on the mission's rich history, he contemplated the resilience and survival of its founders, who faced the challenges of their time with determination. This contemplation resonated with Wright on a personal level, paralleling his own journey as an artist navigating the complexities of creativity and expression. Wright told different stories with his paintings of various angles of the mission. Through his brushstrokes, he aimed to honor the legacy of those who came before him, capturing not only the beauty of the mission but also the enduring spirit of survival that links the past to the present.