[ Room I / Prussian Blue ]

The Silent Exposure

Images shaped by sunlight. Cyanotype, anthotype and lumen prints made with gathered leaves, petals and found fragments, exposed on cotton rag.

Chlorophyll Print
Chlorophyll Print Image drawn into a leaf, unique

A process where sunlight draws an image into a leaf, using the leaf's own chlorophyll to create a delicate, ghostlike impression.

Installation, Oak Cliff Assembly
Installation, Oak Cliff Assembly Cyanotype on hanging cloth

Cyanotype printed onto lengths of cloth and hung from found driftwood, so the work moves with the room.

Passionflower Study
Passionflower Study Cyanotype on cotton rag, 18 × 24 in.

A photographic process where light-sensitive chemicals react with sunlight, transforming objects and shadows into rich blue impressions.

Chlorophyll Print
Chlorophyll Print Image drawn into a leaf, unique

A process where sunlight draws an image into a leaf, using the leaf's own chlorophyll to create a delicate, ghostlike impression.

Installation, Oak Cliff Assembly
Installation, Oak Cliff Assembly Cyanotype on hanging cloth

Cyanotype printed onto lengths of cloth and hung from found driftwood, so the work moves with the room.

"Atrocity fractals [like a fern]. No more nature metaphors. It itselfs. The sun exposes, the iron salts wash, the blue remains."

— Franny Choi

Featured Curation

Cyanotype
Cyanotype Cyanotype, 15 x 11 in

A photographic process where light-sensitive chemicals react with sunlight, transforming objects and shadows into rich blue impressions.

Wet Cyanotype
Wet Cyanotype Wet Cyanotype, 15 x 11 in

A variation of cyanotype where the chemistry remains wet during exposure, allowing water, pigments, and chance to shape the final image.

Cyanotype
Cyanotype Cyanotype, 15 x 11 in

A photographic process where light-sensitive chemicals react with sunlight, transforming objects and shadows into rich blue impressions.

Cyanolumen
Cyanolumen Cyanolumen, 18 x 24 in

A hybrid process combining cyanotype chemistry with the delicate, unpredictable color shifts of lumen printing.

Wet Cyanotype
Wet Cyanotype Wet Cyanotype, 18 x 24 in

A variation of cyanotype where the chemistry remains wet during exposure, allowing water, pigments, and chance to shape the final image.

Anthotype
Anthotype Anthotype, 11 x 8 in

An alternative photographic process using pigments extracted from flowers and plants, which slowly fade and transform when exposed to sunlight.

Anthotype
Anthotype Anthotype, 11 x 8 in

An alternative photographic process using pigments extracted from flowers and plants, which slowly fade and transform when exposed to sunlight.

Chlorophyll Print
Chlorophyll Print Chlorophyll Print, Leaf, unique

A process where sunlight draws an image into a leaf, using the leaf’s own chlorophyll to create a delicate, ghostlike impression.

Flower Pounding
Flower Pounding Flower Pounding, Cotton, unique

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.

Negative for a Cyanotype
Negative for a Cyanotype Negative for a Cyanotype, Acetate

Installation, Oak Cliff
Installation, Oak Cliff Installation, Oak Cliff, Cyanotype on hanging cloth

Lumen Print
Lumen Print Lumen Print, 15 x 11 in

A sun-driven photographic process where plants and objects leave subtle silhouettes and colors on light-sensitive paper over time.

Chlorophyll Print
Chlorophyll Print Chlorophyll Print, Leaf, unique

A process where sunlight draws an image into a leaf, using the leaf’s own chlorophyll to create a delicate, ghostlike impression.

Cyanotype on Cloth
Cyanotype on Cloth Cyanotype on Cloth, Cotton, unique

A photographic process where light-sensitive chemicals react with sunlight, transforming objects and shadows into rich blue impressions.

Negative for a Cyanotype
Negative for a Cyanotype Negative for a Cyanotype, Acetate

Chlorophyll Print
Chlorophyll Print Chlorophyll Print, Leaf, unique

A process where sunlight draws an image into a leaf, using the leaf’s own chlorophyll to create a delicate, ghostlike impression.

Flower Pounding
Flower Pounding Flower Pounding, Cotton, unique

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.

Cyanotype on Ceramic
Cyanotype on Ceramic Cyanotype on Ceramic, Glazed tile

A photographic process where light-sensitive chemicals react with sunlight, transforming objects and shadows into rich blue impressions.

Installation, Oak Cliff
Installation, Oak Cliff Installation, Oak Cliff, Cyanotype on hanging cloth