Inspired by the Art of the past Masters, I create mosaics in the respect of the techniques and materials they used. When I cut or lay my tesserae, I am one of them. Beyond time, I am in communion with them. And when I look at one of my completed pieces, I’d like to think that they would approve of it.
Frederic LECUT
Born in Northern France in 1957, I studied Engineering and pursued an international career for many years. Since 2003 I have been designing and building mosaics allying the best of both 1st century Roman Mosaic expertise and 21st century digital techniques. I design my models on computers and build them with the tools Roman craftsmen were using 2000 years ago. By educating people about Mosaic Art, I also thrive to pass the ancestors’ spirit of technical and humanistic excellence to new generations of artists and creators.
I hope my work inspires people for a long time…
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Testimonial of a mosaic collector – Leda Kendig
I received this week-end a lovely phone call from Leda Kendig. Leda lives in Ohio and received as a Christmas gift my Christos mosaic, which I made in the style of Greek and Russian Orthodox icons. Christos brings lots of joy in her home. I believe Art should be part…
Becky SIMKINS’s Testimonial
Frederic Lecut of Mosaic Blues has completed the installation of my commissioned piece in my kitchen. It is so beautiful and incorporates the colours of my home. Looking forward to sharing it with visitors! Becky SIMKINS, Dothan, Alabama
Yoko HAMADA HOLLYFIELD’s Testimonial – Tesshu’s Dragon and Tiger
I love Mr. Lecut’s art work very much. These two Chinese characters (tiger and dragon) are originally written by Yamaoka Tesshue, the master of calligraphy, zen, and martial arts. It’s amazing to see that sensitive brush work in calligraphy can be transferred into the mosaics so brilliantly. I am sure…
Nathalie STEPHENS ‘s Testimonial
I love that Fred combined two of my favourite pictures of my children to make one mosaic. Ella Marie was 3 at the time the original pictures were taken and Davis Layne was 4 days shy of his first birthday. I loved both of the pictures because they capture my…
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