About the workshop
In this workshop, we will learn how to use a smartphone to produce a photographic print on gelatin silver photographic paper. This technique will allow you to make an analog print from any digital photograph, fixing it with household salt. We will use the smartphone as a camera and as a printing device, putting it in direct contact with photographic paper. I developed this technique while on vacation when I wanted to print photos where all I brought was a package of photo paper. We will begin with an explanation of the technique with its possibilities and limits. Then we will see the first impression, demonstrated by me. After the second print, I will lead a discussion on light print permanence and suggest ways to work with impermanent images. We'll have to fix the prints and see what happens when they don't get fixed.
+ Where: Online (at home)
+ Date: You can see your course whenever you want
+ Access: You will receive an email with all the information and the invitation to our Telegram chat
Your teacher
Andrey Piletski @andrey.pil.art
Andrey Piletsky was born in the Soviet Union and immigrated to Israel at the age of seven. He studied electrical engineering and later specialized in satellite regulation. During Andrey's practice as a visual artist, he has come to focus on the boundaries of traditional photography, taking photographs from multiple exposures, creating chemigrams, and experimenting with the concept of digital pixels. His medium is photosensitive and photochemical materials, and his study space is a traditional darkroom.