For those of you who don't know what moiré is, it's an artifact of unintended patterns in an image ...to make a very long story short, that is. It's name actually comes from a fabric with a watery apperance, but we don't want to go in to that here. This particular peace of moiré used here comes form my own precious Repromaster 2000 (that I still had some 25 years ago) and was made with intention by displacing two raster sheets. I think I used a part of it for a logo or something. Well, I found it yesterday in an old cabinet and transformed it to this precious artmoney. It's not something you will be able to find anywhere often. A piece of graphic history form back then, when we used chemicals, opticals and electric light, wax, scalpels and mountingboards to do graphic work.

"Moiré is actually one of those things where you get more than you ask for"

Martin Silz