In the summer when I work in my open air studio in the south of France, I draw and take photographs. I also work with cyanotypes, an old photographic technique from the nineteenth century. Prepared watercolor paper is exposed to sunlight and then rinsed in water. The paper turns blue! Each print is unique.
In this series I transform 3D objects, stones, into 2D. The sun casts a shadow on the paper of the stone and thus shows the height of the stone. But more important are the unexpected shapes that emerge from the blue, beautiful fanciful abstract shapes. Sometimes in the shape of a fish!