Impressions
This series investigates the creative potential of alternative photographic processes (cyanotype) through the use of imagery, found objects, and layered exposures. Cyanotype is a printing process that uses sunlight and UV chemicals to create monochromatic prints in a deep shade of Prussian blue. To enhance the visual depth and tonal richness, many prints were treated with natural toners, yielding deeper, more saturated hues of blue and gold. Select works were further embellished with hand painting or embroidery, introducing a unique layer of personal interpretation and tactile vibrancy to each piece.
Enfold
Gold Sway
Reflection
Patience
Long Tapestry Sculpted
Meditative
Ovate
Breathe
Photogram Blocks
Suggestive
Pause
More Sunshine
Becoming
Strands
Community
Expose
Leaf Pattern
Square Tapestry Sculpted
Edge
Float
Tea for Two
Feather Teezer
Beyond - 3-Piece Frame
Ceramic Tiles
Spaces
Stitch
Mend
Transparent
Dots - Canvas
Fall Foliage - Tea Bag Paper
“Almost without exception, blue refers to the domain of abstraction and immateriality.”
~ Wassily Kandinsky

