Resin Art between beauty and function
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https://doi.org/10.18533/jah.v12i4.2346Keywords:
Resin, aesthetic, functionAbstract
Background:
Resin material is a type of liquid plastic that has the ability to solidify once it is exposed to air and after adding the hardener, which is a chemical molecule manufactured for an oil derivative. The chemical compound consists of carbon and hydrogen, and these compounds consist of a series of carbons and hydrogen atoms. Connected to this series, when the resin material interacts with the hardener, vapors and gases rise in the case of different proportions imposed between the two materials. After hardening, a transparent, unbreakable glassy material is formed. This study aims to get acquainted with resin and the chemical compositions of resin.
Problem statement:
The main problem regarding resin art is to devise the impressive rising trajectory for exploring the resins markets. The materials are used as transparent and unbreakable materials for different resin arts.
Proposition:
It also shows the importance of using resin in various fields, the role of resin art in some small projects, and the functional and aesthetic values of this material, as there are many artists who still use resin as a creative and productive medium in their artwork. Henceforth, epoxy resin markets are most likely to thrive and succeed even in the larger segment in the upcoming years with its initial advancements to the corporate sectors as well, whereas, space exploration and aeronautics industry have already witnessed the crucial impact on the impressive development and rising trajectory of the epoxy resins market.
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