A cyanotype is created by applying a photosensitive mixture of ammonium ferric citrate and potassium ferricyanide to a surface, which is then left to dry in the dark.
When exposed to sunlight (insolation), the mixture reacts by capturing the imprint of the elements placed on the support.
The process ends with a rinse in water (the revelation) and a drying in the open air, revealing a deep Prussian blue and a poetic interplay of shadows and light.