Resin Art

Sessions:  2
Hrs per Session:  2

Resin art is a contemporary art form that emerged in the late 20th century with the advent of synthetic resins like epoxy, originally developed for industrial use. Gaining popularity in the 21st century, especially through online platforms and DIY culture, resin art is now practiced globally by artists, designers, and hobbyists alike.

This medium is known for its glossy, glass-like finish and ability to create layered, vibrant, and often abstract effects. Artists mix resin with a hardener, then combine it with pigments, glitters, or embedded objects like dried flowers or stones to create depth and texture.
Popular styles include fluid art, geode-inspired designs, and encapsulations. Resin is typically applied to wood panels, trays, or molds and cured to a durable, high-shine surface.

Materials used include epoxy resin, mica powders, alcohol inks, and various decorative inclusions. While primarily aesthetic, resin art reflects modern tastes and continues to evolve as a striking, versatile form of visual and functional art.