Cyanotypes
Invented by Sir John Herschel and pioneered by Anna Atkins, this 19th-century process uses ultraviolet light to transform iron compounds into deep, oxidized hues. Stripped of fine detail, these cyanotypes emphasize bold forms and negative space, bridging science and art.
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