Phytogram Printmaking Workshopat Mill Tye Gallery and Arts Centre

with Rowan Collinson. Morning session.

Price: £42 per person 
(All materials provided)

This workshop introduces participants to phytogram printmaking — a camera-less photographic process that uses the natural chemistry of plants to create unique images using sunlight. Led by Rowan Collinson, the session explores the full phytogram process, from preparing a plant-based developer to exposing the prints.

The workshop encourages slow looking, experimentation and close attention to natural materials, resulting in one-of-a-kind works shaped by seasonal light and organic processes. The session forms part of Rowan Collinson’s June Artist in Residence programme, A Field Study: Documenting Four Seasons, which considers ecology, place and the quiet transformation of the landscape through sustainable photographic practice.

Refreshments
 Tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits will be available during the session. Accessibility
 Please note that this workshop takes place in our upper gallery, which is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience and are happy to discuss individual access needs where possible.

Booking Information

Places are limited and early booking is strongly recommended. Workshops with June Artist in Residence Rowan Collinson As part of her June Artist in Residence programme, Rowan Collinson leads a series of hands-on workshops exploring bookmaking and sustainable photographic processes. Working with light, plants and paper, the programme brings together bookbinding, cyanotype printmaking and phytograms, inviting participants to engage with material processes, sequencing and the rhythms of the natural world.