Ink Splatter & Rust Grunge

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Gravity): The main shapes exhibit “Gravitational Dispersion.” The paint or ink has been applied heavily and allowed to run down the surface, dispersing vertically into long, irregular drips.

• Secondary Dispersion (Absorption): The edges of the rust and pink spots show “Absorption Dispersion.” They look like ink soaking into porous paper or concrete, creating a fuzzy, spreading edge that follows the texture of the substrate.

• Texture Dispersion (Speckle): The tiny black and grey dots are “Aerosol Dispersion.” They look like spray paint overspray or fine mist, dispersing randomly across the surface to add grit and noise.