"Atrocity fractals [like a fern]. No more nature metaphors. It itselfs. The sun exposes, the iron salts wash, the blue remains."
Featured Curation
A photographic process where light-sensitive chemicals react with sunlight, transforming objects and shadows into rich blue impressions.
A variation of cyanotype where the chemistry remains wet during exposure, allowing water, pigments, and chance to shape the final image.
A photographic process where light-sensitive chemicals react with sunlight, transforming objects and shadows into rich blue impressions.
A hybrid process combining cyanotype chemistry with the delicate, unpredictable color shifts of lumen printing.
A variation of cyanotype where the chemistry remains wet during exposure, allowing water, pigments, and chance to shape the final image.
An alternative photographic process using pigments extracted from flowers and plants, which slowly fade and transform when exposed to sunlight.
An alternative photographic process using pigments extracted from flowers and plants, which slowly fade and transform when exposed to sunlight.
A process where sunlight draws an image into a leaf, using the leaf’s own chlorophyll to create a delicate, ghostlike impression.
A botanical printing process where the natural pigments and forms of flowers are transferred directly onto paper through pressure, preserving their color as an imprint.
A sun-driven photographic process where plants and objects leave subtle silhouettes and colors on light-sensitive paper over time.
A process where sunlight draws an image into a leaf, using the leaf’s own chlorophyll to create a delicate, ghostlike impression.
A photographic process where light-sensitive chemicals react with sunlight, transforming objects and shadows into rich blue impressions.
A process where sunlight draws an image into a leaf, using the leaf’s own chlorophyll to create a delicate, ghostlike impression.
A botanical printing process where the natural pigments and forms of flowers are transferred directly onto paper through pressure, preserving their color as an imprint.
A photographic process where light-sensitive chemicals react with sunlight, transforming objects and shadows into rich blue impressions.