Workshop -  Painting With Light!

The word “photography” originates from the Greek words “phōtós,” meaning light, and “graphê,” meaning drawing, in other words: Painting With Light.

In our workshop, we skip the most common tool related to photography – the camera and use light itself to create our paintings on light-sensitive canvas.

The workshop begins with a brief presentation of photography development and introducing the classic black and white darkroom. Participants learn about exposing photograpaper, the chemicals used in development, and several cameraless techniques. Moving into the practical part, participants engage in hands-on activities. We firstly demonstrate working techniques and then guide participants as they create their own works. At the end of the workshop, while waiting for our artworks to dry, we reflect on our process and together look at what we have created. Each participant takes their unique photographs home.

We provide all the necessary equipment and materials, including setups for a temporary darkroom.

If you’re interested, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Does this sound interesting? Contact: Kristina Žetko or Johan F Källman

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