The World Plays On
The World Plays On
ART FROM THE SUN
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Inspired by my little nephew’s love for soccer, this cyanotype captures a player running freely across the field, with the skyline of Toronto rising quietly in the background — grounding the scene in a city that will welcome the world for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
This piece celebrates the joy of the game and the spirit that connects players, dreamers, and fans around the world. No matter where we come from, the love of the game carries us forward — and the world plays on.
Starting with real botanicals that I have harvested, dried, and pressed throughout the seasons; the original cyanotype is hand-made using sunlight, photographic chemicals, and developed in a water bath.
Product Details
Product Details
- This giclée print is a reproduction of the original cyanotype. Starting with real botanicals that I have harvested, dried, and pressed throughout the seasons; the original cyanotype is hand-made using sunlight, photographic chemicals, and developed in a water bath. Giclée requires the same level of visual attention, however it takes place in the digital world. Cyanotype originals are digitally captured, design-adjusted, composed, and printed on select papers with specialized inks; producing an archival work which communicates all the subtleties of an original and that will also stand the test of time.
- Cyanotype sun prints navy blue floral wall decor for your living room, bedroom, or dining room. Add a touch of beauty to any space with this unique plant wall decor.
- Multiple prints will be packaged together with a single sleeve and backing board, unless otherwise requested.
- Carefully packaged - your prints will arrive safely, or I will replace them!
- Please note that the colors displayed on your screen may vary slightly from reality.
- Print on natural white premium matte paper with vibrant archival inks.
- Signed cyanotype print with dry stamp.
- Frames not included.
About Cyanotype
About Cyanotype
Cyanotype is a photographic process that produces a Prussian blue monochrome print. Developed in 1842, this technique utilizes a photosensitive solution that reacts to sunlight exposure. Plants act as UV shields, leaving their impressions on the paper.
Each cyanotype print is unique, as variations in weather conditions or the distribution of the photosensitive solution can affect the shades of blue and imperfections, adding to the charm of this artisanal printing technique.
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