Caravaggio communicates the power of Paul's experience in his painting, Conversion on the Way to Damascus, by depicting Paul in a dramatic pose, with his body contorted and his face filled with emotion. The light from the sky is focused on Paul, emphasizing his importance and the intensity of his experience. The painting also includes a strong contrast between light and dark, which further emphasizes the power of Paul's experience. The painting also includes a sense of movement, as if Paul is being propelled forward by the force of his experience. All of these elements combine to create a powerful image that conveys the power of Paul's experience.
