Paint what you can to see what you can’t
The word used to describe artists like Mucha takes its meaning from broken pottery!
In Ancient Greece a treaty could be recorded using pottery. Each city state held a broken fragment of the whole. If you have ever tried to glue a mug back together you will know how precise and unique the match is when two fragments become whole.
Art can describe that which cannot be seen, and although sometimes it can look like you are sitting in a pile of broken pots – can you imagine the feeling when things match?
More about Alphonse Mucha here:
https://corymbus.co.uk/alphonse-mucha-art-music-and-spirituality/
These guys have been experimenting since 1993
http://www.freshworship.org/about/ethos.html
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