4 Nov 2023 10:30 – 13:00 GMT
About: This workshop looks at techniques to expand the image making possibilities using the Cyanotype process: from the choice of the surfaces, post exposure techniques on toning and bleaching using different toners and experimental drawing techniques using cyanotype chemicals. We will explore different types of toners including botanical toners.
The workshop aims to inspire you to discover a new approach to image making using this process.
Workshop Structure: The session will start by exploring a variety of artists’ works that use the Cyanotype process.
This will be followed by a breakdown of different types of toners and how to prepare them. Then demonstrations on various techniques followed by your hands on experiments.
Individual and group support is given throughout the workshop.
We will end the workshop by reviewing everyone’s work.
All materials will be provided. You are also welcome to bring in your own objects to work from.
If you prefer to wear an apron please bring one along with you.
About: I am a London based Japanese artist working with a variety of photographic processes, moving image and installations. The transformative quality of the different photographic processes fascinates me as it allows me to make associations and explore memory and imagination. To find out more about my practice please visit my IG account and website.
This workshop is part of the Cameraless / Alternative Photography Workshop Series.
Overview
- Category: Photo and Video
- Purpose of the experience: experiment with the Cyanotype process
- Will there be a physical touch between the recipient and the creator? : No
- Pick an emotion(s): Interest
- Location of the experience: Venue
- Risks involved: Mixed cyanotype chemicals - such as the ones on your papers - have low toxicity. However, you should wear gloves when washing them out to avoid staining or irritation. If you get any chemical in your eyes, flush your eyes with cold running water immediately and consult medical advice if irritation persists.
- Who should avoid it? Under 18? Pregnant? Allergies and phobias? : under 18
- Should the recipient source medical advice prior to this experience? : No
- Do you offer medical advice for this experience? : No
- Your bio and contact: Sayako Sugawara I am a London based Japanese artist working with a variety of photographic processes, moving image and installations. The transformative quality of the different photographic processes fascinates me as it allows me to make associations and explore memory and imagination
- How do you take payments?: book online
- Location: London
- Your website
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