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Alun Kirby

Cyanotype can reveal beautiful detail. The 'grain' is, with the right subject, very fine indeed.

This is a rose leaf. It has been 'scarred' by the visit of a leaf miner.

Physical scars act as mnemonics etched on our bodies, which remind us of certain events.

A scar means we survived and, physically, healed.

What happens to the memory? Does it fade with the scar?

A rose leaf, in silhouette. It has fine saw-tooth edges, and is flame-shaped. It is white, wth a lot of pale blue detail showing the veins and cells within, as well as the track of a leaf miner curving from centre to bottom right. The background is a deep blue
#cyanotype#blueprint#Rose
Jul 14, 2023, 12:32 PM·Public·Web
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