In this workshop, we explore cyanotype, a printmaking technique that uses light-sensitive substances to create images in deep blue tones.
Throughout the session, you’ll prepare surfaces and create compositions using objects, drawings, or natural elements, then expose them to sunlight to reveal the images. You can print on paper, fabric, or other surfaces, exploring different results through light and exposure time, while also experimenting with various types of paper in different formats and sizes, and how each one influences the final outcome.
This workshop is designed for experimenting with materials and textures, observing how each element transforms and transfers onto the surface. Here, experimentation is key, and every result is unique.
It’s a simple yet surprising process, where chance and light play an essential role.
The session lasts around 2 hours and is ideal for anyone looking to explore printmaking in a free and sensory way and for anyone who loves blue!
No prior experience is needed, just a willingness to give it a try.