Viscosotypes

This body of work revolves around fractal-like patterns, often called viscous fingering, produced when a high viscosity liquid is injected into a lower viscosity ink. I’ve long been interested in fractals not just as abstract mathematical expressions, but as methodological and visual systems—how a body of work can emerge from a fractal-like process.

These works began as a discovery at the printing press and have developed into a unique studio process, producing prints I call Viscosotypes. From these prints come a range of analog and digital works, forming a self-referential body of work. Each piece is derived from another, reflecting the recursive visual language of nature through repetition, variation, and scale.