The Cyanotype Shirt captures a direct record of place and time.
Created using one of the earliest photographic printing processes, the garment preserves an image through exposure to sunlight. The resulting print functions as both artwork and document—a physical trace of a specific moment translated directly onto fabric.
Throughout Archeology, garments act as evidence of human experience. The Cyanotype Shirt continues that investigation through a process that records rather than illustrates, creating an archive of light, material, and memory.
