Seeing’s Believing.

 

Visual Art often gives the impression that it is about what things look like.

This is far from the truth.

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And this is just one of the problems we stumble on when Artist's try to depict God.

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But visual images are very persuasive. If we see it, we imagine that it must be real. This has lately become an issue with so-called 'deep fake' and AI generated images (anyone who has seen the picture of the Pope on a bike will find it hard to un-see...)

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When we see images of God do they help us? Or do they hinder?

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This 45 minute workshop offers a relaxed discussion on Illusion and Reality in Visual Art, leading to a presentation on what happens when Artists try to depict God.

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Participants will gain a better understanding of

the way Visual Art works, as well an appreciation of the limitations and possibilities in depicting God

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Access:                     

 

This workshop is amenable to BSL signers. Please book a Signer from the onsite team.