To see examples
into oil paint floated on water, using techniques
discovered through experiments begun in 1986.
The results are unpredictable, often disappointing,
and always subject to forces beyond our control:
oil and water don?t mix.
When successful the effects range from
minutely intricate patterns (like something viewed
through a microscope) to abstract landscapes.
To illustrate the amazing variety attainable from a
single source ( a tube of black oil paint) we use mass-
produced items like plastic toys and florist?s vases.
Originally each is identical to the next : marbleized
no two are alike.
All our work is black and white.