In this post, I would like to share my exploration using the camera-less cyanotype process with the theme of the herbarium. As a visual art student, I have always been captivated by the intersection of art, nature, and science, and this project allowed me to delve deeper into this connection.
Using the cyanotype process without using a camera, I was able to capture the intricate details of various plant specimens, creating delicate blue-prints similar to traditional herbarium print collections. Each of the specimens was carefully arranged on a coated paper with solutions of iron salts and exposed to UV light to create unique compositions.
Left: Euphoria Serpyllifolia
Exposure Time: 15 minutes
Right: Bromus Tectorum L.
Exposure Time: 15 minutes
Top: Gypsophila
Exposure Time: 15 minutes
Bottom: Matricaria Discoidea
Exposure Time: 13 minutes
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