An anthotype print of a tree, made with turmeric and geranium.

Swedish artist: Ulf Rehnholm

Research 4

Christine elfman

She received an MFA at California college of arts and a BFA at Cornell university. She has archives at George Eastman house. University of Rochester rare book library, and Berkeley art museum. The process she goes through when taking her photo is anthotypy. It's a historic photograph process. She exposes her photographs fro Long periods of time in the sun.she uses light sensitive dyes harvested from plants as actinic material. She would layer large transparency on top of her naturally dyed papers. Depending on how much light the photos were exposed to will determine how much of the photos will disappear.her photos represent a sort of stillness and change, visibility and the unknown.

Anthotypie Lorbeerblätter auf Rotwein von Bernd Hutschenreuther Über Flickr: Anthotype Anthotypie Bay leaves on red wine Lorbeerblätter auf Rotwein Three weeks exposure Drei Wochen Belichtung