Wabi Sabi & Wet Cyanotypes

Art of Beautiful Imperfection

Wabi-sabi is a Japanese philosophy embracing impermanence and imperfection. Rooted in Buddhist teachings, it accepts three truths: nothing lasts, nothing is finished, and nothing is perfect.
Wabi-sabi finds beauty in the weathered and worn, seeing elegance in objects that bear the marks of time and use.

Alchemy of liquid and light 

Water creates organic patterns and facilitates unique interactions between natural materials and chemistry, responding to environmental elements in unpredictable ways. Organic materials leave their temporary impressions while gradually deteriorating on the paper, making their impermanence part of the artistic expression itself.

Living Art

A wet cyanotype is a living artwork that continues evolving after creation. Unlike conventional art where change means degradation, these prints mature. Their individual journey through creation and ongoing maturation - makes each piece irreplaceable and valuable as both art and philosophical statement.

As your print changes over time, it writes its own unique story - a personal journey influenced by its specific home environment.