Cotton cyanotypes are folded in the sun reacting to the abiotics at that
moment of time.
Each fold covers and hides a part of the
total size. The action of folding leaves a direct trace and can
accumulate over time until the process is stopped by cleaning the textile with
water, which develops and fixates the process. That’s the first moment the textile turns into blue. Afterwards the cyanotype is
dried in the wind.
CAMERA, Centrul des Intres Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 2019
1+1+1=3 DMW Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium, 2018
Beyond Printed Matter Willem Twee, ‘s Hertogenbosh, 2022
Cyanotypes on unbleached cotton, wooden sticks or magnets, variable sizes, 2018-2019
1+1+1=3
Beyond Printed Matter
Cyanotypes on unbleached cotton, wooden sticks or magnets, variable sizes, 2018-2019
72 folds, 2019, cyanotype on unbleached cotton, 150x196cm
241 minutes, 2018, cyanotype on unbleached cotton, wooden sticks, 150x225cm
64 folds, 2019, cyanotype on unbleached cotton, 150x226cm
Beyond Printed Matter