Falling into the water, a drop of paint changes shape, eroded. Its contours, color become different. In principle, in nature, this is the case with any fluid substance. So many minerals are born. So work with glass, with composite materials. There are billions of such drawings, created by nature, and created by human hand. Man, however, unlike nature, is able to repeat.

Furniture makers, for example. They are made of a flowing, shapeless, turning into waves, now in the spots of a pattern, a fashionable print that adorns the upholstery of the armchairs, the lamps, the wallpaper, and the dishes. This bright, reckless decor was used even in classic Oriental carpets (and the weaving remains traditional).

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