Capparis 01

Original Artwork with Cyanotype Print on Fabric, in a shadow box frame made of American Walnut wood (In the second picture).

The chosen frame serves a dual purpose: first, to create a sense of depth and flotation that emphasizes the artwork; and second, to provide protection by keeping the fabric away from the glass for optimal long-term preservation.

The depth provides an elegant look and a gallery-like character, turning the work into an impressive design element.

Frame size: 37x31.5 cm

Frame face thickness: 12 mm

Cyanotype Technique Works The use of this medium—photography as a documentary tool—began in the mid-19th century and became famous through the work of British botanist Anna Atkins.

Using this technique, Atkins created the first photographic herbarium (an herbarium is a collection of dried plants containing critical data for the collector, such as the physical location and the time the plant was gathered).

I integrate this technique into my work with press-dried flowers, using light to express their transparency and beauty.

The website offers several works on fabric for sale. The framing follows the example of the "BLUE" work—featuring a solid American Walnut wood frame in a custom-built shadow box design that integrates seamlessly with the fabric