Serigraphy is a complex printmaking process of producing multiple impressions. It is a slow and painstaking hand-operated process.

All limited edition serigraphs featured on this website are created and executed by Michael Leu himself, not a printer. Leu directly creates images onto silkscreens by his own original brushstrokes and makes an individual stencil for each color. The ink is then squeezed through the stencil on to the paper underneath.

Afterwards, the screen is washed clean, thus the stencil is destroyed forever, and the entire process is repeated for each individual color of ink until the work is complete.

Once an edition is sold out, there is no way to reproduce the same image as an original serigraph. The artist carefully examines each piece in the finished edition and only those that he approves are signed and numbered.

Each serigraph of the edition comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.

Over the years, serigraphy has developed in sophistication and is a widely accepted print-making technique popular with many collectors today.