Technique: cyanotype on fabric

Dimensions: 105 x 210 cm

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In engineering and architecture, the term blueprint commonly refers to plans or detailed graphic representations. In a broader sense, “blueprint” denotes any technical image that precisely outlines an object or structure.

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The series Blueprints explores the relationship between the human body and its representation through cyanotypes created in collaborative actions at the shoreline. These images, 1:1 scale imprints of direct contact between bodies and photosensitive fabric, are exposed to sunlight and developed in saltwater.

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In Blueprints, the singular dissolves into the collective, and the body, transformed into a symbol, inhabits a space where vulnerability and resilience coexist. The images invite multiple, fluid interpretations of what we are, embracing anonymity as a principle of representation: a critical reflection on portraiture and its connection to identity, understood as an ever-changing sum of forms.