Since 2025, I have been running creative workshops in Valencia, Spain, dedicated to slow, hands-on artistic practices. My work focuses on alternative photographic processes such as anthotype and cyanotype — techniques rooted in light, time, and experimentation.
The program is constantly evolving. Soon, the workshops will expand to include book sawing and pinhole camera making, inviting participants to explore image-making beyond the digital and to reconnect with material, process, and curiosity.
Cyanotype is a dialogue between light and time. Paper coated with a light-sensitive solution records the shadow of a leaf, a gesture of a hand, a fleeting trace. The sun reveals the image in deep blue — like a memory that refuses to fade. It is a slow, mindful process that invites patience, presence, and trust in what emerges.
Anthotype is an image born from plants. Pigments extracted from flowers, leaves, and fruits surrender their color to light, leaving behind fragile, ephemeral impressions. Each print is unique and ever-changing, just like nature itself. It is a quiet, ecological process that embraces impermanence and the beauty of things that do not last.
Workshop registrations are handled via the contact form. After submitting the form, we will get in touch to confirm your participation and share further details.