Tim Simpson and Sarah Van Gameren, the two creatives behind London-based design group “Studio Glithero,” recently endeavored create what they have titled “Fire Drawing.” Laying out an acutely symmetrical and detailed pattern of lines made from flammable screen-printed paint, the composition was positioned atop a wood panel and then set aflame. Equally as impressive as the final product, the burning process resulted in a meticulously burned/etched design into the wood. Aiming to tell a story through the organization of the lines and the juxtaposition of the fire, acrylic and wood, the “Fire Drawing” by Studio Glithero is a creative and unique example of the feats achievable through an incredibly vast number of basic materials.
Source: designboom
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