From all the forms, the general concept about the rain art would always be that it depicts the qualities of a natural rain in the way that it moistens, blur, and even stain something, however, transforms such properties of the rain into visual work. Different media interact in different ways with the rain, but artists would let exposed surfaces be deliberately left on or even designed to include effects of falling raindrops.
For example, a painter can paint on the sidewalk or on a piece of canvas and let rainwater seep into it, changing the patterns, colors, and textures. The process of observation on how the rain shapes and distorts the work of art can be dynamic, unpredictable, and constantly evolving in response to the weather.
Rain as a Medium: The Creative Process
Accidental as the art of simple rain might seem, because as the droplets of the rain hit any surface-the street or a puddle, for example-it causes marks and ripples forming specific patterns at a specific time, but again the artists may choose to freeze those natural phenomena through photographs or to create a piece of work in a public space that will eventually change by the elements.
Others will do more contemplative work. Some will use water-soluble inks or paints in a drawing or painting knowing that the rain will introduce some element…
