Secret Paint And Water Technique Achieves Out Of This World Photographs
Plumes of neon paint swirl in a black abyss, and explode like an ethereal color bomb. The Aqueous Fluoreau series is a stunning new collection of underwater paint-in-water photographs by Mark Mawson, inspired by the vibrant colors that brighten up everyday life. The process is a time consuming and secret technique that the artist created as a result of studying the patterns formed by milk poured into the numerous cups of coffee he drinks each day.
Like previous captures, these new images are appealing for being bright and bold but also for their sculptural appearance, as Mowson’s technique also yields delicate results.
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