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Participants will discover the joy of cyanotype - one of the earliest forms of photography and create striking images using nothing more than sunlight and water. Working with botanicals gathered from the West Dean locality, this session invites you into a hands-on, sensory process that is as captivating today as it was when first developed in the 1840s.
This is a relaxed, stimulating creative session in good company. You will leave with a small selection of finished cyanotype cards and a lasting understanding of this extraordinary historical image-making technique.
What you'll make:
This two-hour taster session will be held at our Craft Table in the Gardens Gatehouse. Please access via the Gardens enterance.
Start time: 10am
Finish time: 12pm
Zoë Burt is a tutor with over 20 years experience. She has tailor made workshops for several spaces including RHS and Tate. She trained at Central St. Martins in Textile Design. Art residencies shifted her creative practice via collaboration and research through a lens of sustainability. Nature Journal, co-authored by Marianne Wie sold at V&A.
Residential option available. Find out accommodation costs and how to book here.
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