From the 90's into 2000 I did a series of about 80 paintings (22x30) on various watercolor papers.  They are called the liquid sky.  I creased, cut, scored and folded the paper and then poured and painted thin liquid acrylic paint and watercolor crayon onto the prepared shaped surface.  Gravity did its work and I watched and tended the flow as the image came into being.  This is a collage from two paintings that I cut up and rearranged into this and other works.  Part of these paintings also went into the painting split decision in the archives.  I originally thought of this as being a pure abstraction.  I found it again recently and it's been moving around my studio.  I like it with all four sides as top, but now like it least with my signature at the bottom.  I guess we change, and that's good.