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Invigorating Impressions by Judith Barath is a series of abstract art on paper resembling aquatic plants
Judith started this process by experimenting with pressing acrylic paint between papers and creating layers of the imprints of wet paints. The mixing of the color patches created a stunning gradient.
Coupled with the applied dendritic method, where Judith sanded the surface and poured wet or splattering paint, she created a decorative plant-like structure emanating an underwater feeling. She also applied a light liquid paint over the dried, textured surface to add more color combination and dimension to the elements.
Applying paint to glossy paper or glass, placing an additional sheet of paper on top, using light pressure, and meticulously lifting the top sheet creates interesting dendritic painting patterns and prints.
Moreover, the paint spreads out when pressure is applied to paint between two solid layers of a non-porous surface, such as acrylic. The result of the separation of the two layers creates marvelous dendritic-like effects. Often compared to coral or tree branches, these designs can be printed on various surfaces and make incredible layers or images.
