Photo Drips, I believe Markus Linnenbrink’s work explains itself as he explores color and texture in his artwork. The background consists of a photograph that peeks through the paint lines covering it revealing certain areas and hiding others allowing the mind to piece together the image.
Courtesy of Markus Linnenbrink
The paint lines are made from pigment-tinted epoxy resin that create raised ridges to enhance the depth of each artwork. The final result ends up becoming dream-like or that of a faded memory slowly being covered up and possibly forgotten.
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