Connect to Nature though art in the Greener Wilder West - Learn how to make cyanotypes and create unique cyan-blue prints using natural materials, found objects and sunlight

In this workshop participants will create unique artistic images in response to the beautiful surroundings of Western Sydney Parklands using a camera-less photography method called cyanotype. This process produces cyan-blue prints using ultraviolet light from the sun. We will be exploring our immediate environment, foraging for plants, and found objects and using them as a source of design and printing subject matter to create our paper printed designs.

Please note: This program is for participants 18+years.

Meeting Point: Pavillion at the Amphitheatre, Lizard Log

Kelcie Bryant-Duguid has a multi-disciplinary art practice that is materials based. With a teaching background in textiles and visual arts, her practical knowledge and experience have given her a unique insight into mentoring student success. She has facilitated community-based projects and installations with councils and designed education programmes with galleries. Kelcie’s work is widely exhibited and held in public and private collections and regional galleries in Australia.

This workshop has been organised in collaboration with Blacktown Arts.

We reserve the right to cancel the event in case of dangerous weather or if minimum participation numbers are not met. In these circumstances a refund will be offered.

Do not attend our programs, if

You show any COVID-19 symptoms or feel unwell
You have returned a positive Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) or Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test
You have been asked to self-isolate

Please follow the NSW Health COVID-19 testing and self-isolating Health Order advice. We will refund your ticket if you or your child are not able to attend due to any of the above reasons.

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Greener Wilder West is run as part of the NSW Government's Festival of Place.

Contact the host of Nature's Blueprint at Greener Wilder West