Monographic Transfer

An original invention, the Monographic Transfer is a unique process that was created out of a lifetime of experimental artistic exploration. The process is a merging of media and a blending of painting and printmaking.

The Monographic Transfer yields vibrant color and new possibilities: virtually unlimited sized works can be created, either stretched as a traditional canvas, or shaped and molded to form to the curve of a wall or to soar to the highest ceiling as free-hanging tapestries.

The actual method of creating art has always been a critical component of the artistic process. For a Monographic Transfer the image is created using acrylic or watercolor paints, laid down upon a plate. These layers are created using stencils and stamping, with the artist mixing imagery, and mating painting and printmaking in a unique fashion.

The kaleidoscope of collage elements are then laminated together and transferred to a specialized fabric, using a unique process, resulting one of the truly innovative art forms of last century - a Monographic Transfer.