FOR WHOM:
Anyone who takes photographs and is interested in manual photo processing using alternative (noble) techniques.

Discover a unique method of creating artistic works using the cyanotype technique, while developing your skills in creative expression. Learn the full process—from preparation and exposure, to developing and finishing your prints—and take your artworks home at the end.
Explore the different ways historical figures and contemporary artists have approached photography through this technique. All you need to bring is curiosity and an open mind—everything else is provided.
Experiment with different types of paper and negatives (your own or those provided during the workshop). Create photograms and collages as you develop your own style and connect with fellow photography enthusiasts.

WHAT TO BRING:
Yourself.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Visual artist, architect, and photographer. She experiments with 19th-century photographic processes and light-sensitive materials. Author of the cyanotype album Blue Moon Garden. Doctor of Fine Arts and a member of the Association of Polish Art Photographers. Lecturer and juror in photography competitions.

She collaborates with cultural institutions, universities, and galleries, and leads her own workshops in alternative photographic techniques. Her works have been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions.