Creative Courtyard / Gizella Days / House of Arts, Veszprém, 17 Vár Street

Family Art Studio / Cyanotype

Let's take a photo without a camera. Cyanotype, or sun printing, is a photographic process developed in 1842 that produces distinctive blue-toned images. The essence of the technique is that light-sensitive paper is exposed to sunlight and then fixed with water. It is often used for botanical prints and DIY art projects.

Everyone can try this 19th-century, sunlight-powered photographic process and take their finished works home.

The program is led by Judit Hamerli, Máté Győrgydeák, and Zsuzsanna Ujj.

The program is part of the Gizella Days event series in Veszprém.