Plume

In hydrodynamics, a plume or a column is a vertical body of one fluid moving through another. It is a remarkable phenomenon that can be influenced by various factors such as momentum (inertia), diffusion, and buoyancy (density differences). Dave, with his exceptional skills, effortlessly captures this intricate control in replicating the fluid dynamics on a mesmerizing two-dimensional surface. The way he intricately blends colors and shapes, mimicking the fluidic motion, is truly a testament to his artistic mastery. It is no wonder that his artwork leaves viewers in awe, as they are captivated by the vivid representation of these dynamic forces at play.

Dave Emmett is punk-science-fiction artist who uses fluid pour-painting techniques to create nebulae, wormholes, planetscapes, and all things alien on canvas. He aims for vibes that are loud, vibrant, disruptive, and alive. A left-brained Doctor by day, he’s drawn to the ways in which fluid art defies efforts at pre-planning. Each painting forms dynamically, one tilt or spin at a time.