Blue Waters are cotton cyanotypes, which are folded in the sun over a certain period of time. Each new fold covers and hides a part of the bigger picture. The one who folds only sees the surface, the detail the maker is never able to see it as a whole.
After the exposure, the cloth is washed in the water and dried in the wind using the earltly elements. The image only appears when the exposure process is stopped by the development and there is no turning back.
After the exposure, the cloth is washed in the water and dried in the wind using the earltly elements. The image only appears when the exposure process is stopped by the development and there is no turning back.
CAMERA, Centrul des Intres Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 2019
1+1+1=3, DMW Gallery Antwerp, Belgium, 2018
Cyanotypes on unbleached cotton, wooden sticks or magnets, variable sizes, 2018-2019
1+1+1=3, DMW Gallery
Cyanotypes on unbleached cotton, wooden sticks or magnets, variable sizes, 2018-2019
‘72 folds’, cyanotype on unbleached cotton, 150x196cm, 2019
‘241 minutes’, cyanotype on unbleached cotton, wooden sticks, 150x225cm, 2019
‘70 folds’, cyanotype on unbleached cotton, 150x226cm, 2019
‘241 minutes’, cyanotype on unbleached cotton, wooden sticks, 150x225cm, 2018
‘241 minutes’, cyanotype on unbleached cotton, wooden sticks, 150x225cm, 2018