For this exhibition, I worked on paper, canvas, and doorskin (a kind of wood veneer). I used watercolors, pastels, dyes, and raw chemicals such as iron oxide and chromium. copper carbonate, copper oxide, and cobalt oxide. The chemicals mixed as liquids created interesting and fascinating textures and added opaque, subdued, and subtle gradations of tone. The combination of the dyes and watercolors added rich, vibrant color, and with the flat, unusual hues, created a dynamic tension and interaction. Pastels and sharp sticks were used as drawing tools to draw flowers and symbols on top of the background. I don’t believe I could have achieved the same intensity of color without using this media combination.