Doug Bosch
Dermis, 1999, wax, pigment, plant bristle, 5" x 7" x 3"
Approaching his art like a scientist, Bosch uses natural and synthetic materials and experiments with processes to find out what these materials will do when subjected to various conditions. Just as he is open to a variety of unusual materials for his artmaking, such as pollen, lint, vellum, cellulose, nylon, and natural bristles, wax flour, and motor oil, Bosch must be open to chance, since he cannot always predict what will happen.
