Frequently Asked Questions

Tabanan, Bali, Indonesia.

It's my Art Series using wood / canvas with Epoxy Resin and Acrylics, inspired by beautiful Bali beaches. I'm using high quality, food-safe Table Top Epoxy Resin & food-grade Bio oil for wood finishing.

Epoxy resins are characterized as compounds that contain one or more epoxide (or oxirane) groups. The most widely used epoxy resins are diglycidyl ethers of bisphenol A (DGEBPA), obtained by reacting bisphenol A (BPA) with epichlorohydrin (ECH). The molecular weight is controlled by the ratio of ECH:BPA (a high ratio yields a low molecular weight). (Source: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/physics-and-astronomy/epoxy-resin) As it has BPA & DGEBPA, its basically a plastic. So putting hot / boiling glass, or food, or anything (above 100 degree celcius), is a bad idea. It will ruin the Beach Resin Art, and may release some chemicals that is not good for your body. Just like its not good to use plastic for hot soup / food.

YES!As long as they're not sizzling hot / boilling. As it will ruin the art, and might releasing plastic chemicals on to your hot food. All ingredients used are food-safe, including the wood finishing. BIO-organic food-grade oil is used for each wood (including the keychains).

No hard working needed. Just wash after use (for example, the Cut Board) just like any of your kitchen utensils. And/or wipe them clean with any dry cloth. To avoid scuffs / scratches, DO NOT cut on top of the Beach Art resin, instead, you can use the backside of the wood. See video suggestion on my blog. Other than knife, its not easily prone to scuffs and scratches.

Each piece is went through so many hours of carefully hand-making process. It's the beauty of fluid art, that nobody will have the same exact art as yours. Although the wave details are different one another, I have made sure that each quality, color, and perfection is met and similar on each series.