He diluted the acrylic paint so it splattered with the consistency of milk, forming large streams and droplets. "I covered nearly my whole living room with painter's foil material and then used soup cans – a little homage to Andy Warhol – as a monopod for the light barrier," he says. Similarly, you can plan what to paint or you can compose a picture, but there is always a certain amount of uncertainty – especially when you're splattering paint."īefore taking his idea to a live audience, Robert tested his splatter painting concept at home. "What I find very interesting in sports photography is that you can't plan the perfect shot – you have to react. "I'm used to taking action photos, so I wanted to try to capture that action in a painting," he says.
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