FOUND LINOLEUM
The artist experiments with found or recuperated linoleum to exploit and integrate accidents visible on the sheet.
CLASSIC BATTLESHIP LINOLEUM
The heavier gauges of linoleum are known as “battleship linoleum”, and are mainly used in high-traffic situations like offices and public buildings. It was originally manufactured to meet the specifications of the U.S. Navy for warship deck covering on enclosed decks instead of wood, hence the name. Early in the twentieth century, a group of Dresden artists adapted the printmaking techniques for woodcut prints to linoleum, thus creating the linocut printmaking technique. – source: Wikipedia
