A Cyanotype Workshop, given by Lilian Barbon, aims to demonstrate and experience a historical process of photographic printing from the XNUMXth century. Cyanotype or blueprint, or even ferroprusside, is a handcrafted photographic process from the 19th century. XNUMX, which uses light-sensitive iron molecules, producing copies of bluish tones. In addition to being the simplest of artisanal sensitization processes, the image formed is still one of the most durable today. In the workshop, students learn how to use cyanotype on paper and fabric.
Start: 28/07/2018 12:00
End: 28/07/2018 15:00
Values: £ 150.
