Wet on Wet

“Wet on Wet” is a technological palimpsest. It is a textured odyssey that explores the intersection of technology and organic life. This mixed media piece juxtaposes the rigid precision of electronic components and circuits against the malleable chaos of modeling paste and fluid acrylic inks, creating a dynamic tension that speaks to the complex relationship between human innovation and the natural world.

Embedded within are plastic bags and patches of earth, a direct commentary on the environmental footprint of technological advancements. The layers of materials and colors interact like the strata of an archeological site, inviting the viewer to consider the layers of meaning and impact that technology imprints upon our existence.

The use of the 'wet on wet' technique gives life to the inks, allowing them to bleed and merge in unpredictable ways, much like the unforeseen consequences of the digital age. This canvas is not just an art piece but a statement—a call to reflect on our ecological responsibility as we forge ahead in our digital endeavors.

"Wet on Wet" is a powerful visual narrative that is both a celebration and a critique, a microcosm of the beauty and the challenges that come with living in a tech-saturated era.