Matter Battle
Putting things together (or taking them apart) rarely goes exactly according to plan. Matter Battle is an essay, written by Bryan Boyer, Partner at Dash Marshall, to help you make sense of this by explaining the difficulties of construction, particularly to audiences who are used to the fluid possibilities afforded by the digital. We’ve converted the essay into a poster so you can more easily decorate your construction site, lab, or studio.
This limited edition of posters is loving silkscreen printed by hand with the arduous process of “rainbow rolling,” where two ink colors are mixed on the screen itself. As a result, each poster is pulled with its own unique gradient. No two are the same. Some have a perfectly smooth transition from fluorescent green to pink. Others are marbled, streaked, or binary. The large white “Matter Battle” text is printed with a clear puff ink so it has depth and texture, and casts small shadows in sharp light. The poster itself is the result of a matter battle. TpRawkost was used for the very first time on this poster.
Photography: Douglas Pearce
No two posters are the same.
Puff ink gives the poster depth and a nice, fuzzy texture.
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