Vintage Turquoise & Gold Resist

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Resist): The light outlines exhibit “Linear Resist Dispersion.” They act as a barrier, preventing the teal pigment from dispersing into the background or neighboring petals. This creates a “stained glass” effect where color is contained within specific cells.

• Background Dispersion (Abrasive): The background shows “Abrasive Dispersion.” It looks like a painted wall that has been sanded down, creating a speckled, irregular texture (noise) of white and blue dots.

• Leaf Dispersion (Sedimentary): The dark charcoal leaves show “Sedimentary Dispersion.” The pigment looks heavy and granular, as if it has settled into the deepest textures of the “paper” or “canvas,” creating a dense, matte finish.