Resin is a notoriously difficult medium. Its liquid state and rapid curing times naturally resist controlled application, which is why conventional resin art is almost exclusively organic abstracts.

To break away from the expected, Paul J. Schmidt designs, engineers, and hand builds unique constructions that govern the flow of pigmented resin with mechanical exactitude. The process is a delicate balance of art and science. It requires complex calculations to manage pigment saturation, viscosity, and catalytic reactions, ensuring each color cures flawlessly without bleeding.

This obsessive level of control transforms the volatile nature of liquid resin into a predictable, deliberate tool for artistic expression, resulting in a glass-like surface, reminiscent of stained glass.