'A Delft Garden' #19 Cyanotypes of Tulips hand printed on Rice Paper each set on individual handmade tiles. Tulips rendered in Prussian blue; a colour absent from the natural tulip. The flowers are printed onto delicate rice paper using the Cyanotype Process, the oldest photographic process invented in Bath in 1842. Cyanotype was widely used for botanical study by pioneers such as Anna Atkins, whose photograms recorded plant specimens through direct contact with

West Beach

Stand at the water's edge

An Original (1 of 1) Statement Seascape in Cyanotype

18 cm x 18cm Mounted

Tulips rendered in Prussian blue

teasels and Riverbank Irises

The kind of light that has you longing for the horizon and that endless pull of far-off places

The world above fades away replaced by the serene silence of the ocean

It’s just you

This Cyanotype torn paper collage collection pays homage to that by layering them into one evocative

habitat loss

*The oyster shells used in this work are from an ASC certified fishery