FEATURED
EDITION PRINTS AND ORINAL WORKS
The Grandmothers
FAMILY TALES
SLAVIC BESTIARY
MISCELLEANOUS PROJECTS
GLOSSARY OF THE PROCESSES
PLATINUM PROCESS (PRINT)
Hand printed by brushing light sensitive emulsion based on platinum metal onto 100 % cotton paper and processed in traditional darkroom using a negative. Each copy is unique and is one of the most permanent and archival methods of photographic printing. Special editions of 3-10 prints.
Gum Bichromate (PRINT)
Gum printing dates back to mid 19th century & pictorialist period when role of photography as art was emphasized, using light sensitive dichromate salts & watercolor paint to produce painting-like photograpic prints via contact with large negative. Special editions of 3-10 prints.
WET COLLODION (one-OFF)
Original one-off images, made of silver and processed under red light, are produced in large format camera onto glass plates of 2-3 mm using this Victorian, craft-based method.
Photoengraving with Photopolymer Etching (INK and PRESS PRINT)
Photopolymer etching is a process that uses light-sensitive photopolymer plates to create prints on paper, using traditional ink and press approach. It is a more sustainable method that uses water soluble polymer rather then traditional acid to etch the plates, creating intaglio printing plates that can be inked and used to produce multiple copies.