Mélinda Blanchet - LE PAVOT

French photographer: Mélinda Blanchet - At the Edge of Fairies Reproduction photograph on 310g art Rag paper Fringed edges Unique copy Signed bottom right on the back Delivered with certificate of authenticity Excellent condition Delivered unframed The cyanotype is an old monochrome negative photographic process that yields prints in a deep blue, Prussian blue. The manual process (choice of light, exposure time, paper texture, material, plant baths) then influences the final result and makes each print a unique work. I am Mélinda Blanchet. The need to create has always deeply animated me. Through movement first, which led me to my profession as a dance teacher for many years. Today a photographer since 2010, I shape images the way one writes a poem: with sensitivity and emotion. Jack-of-all-trades, I enjoy exploring different modes of expression: drawing, writing, painting, cyanotype... No matter the method, each of my creations arises from intuition. Driven by the desire to awaken an inner echo, to leave a delicate imprint, creation becomes then visceral. Website: www.loreedesfees.fr Three exhibitions in progress: "ELLE", "SOUFF LE CORDE?" • Wait—the original is "SOUS L'ÉCORCE" (Under the Bark / Under the Shell). I should translate as "UNDER THE BARK" or "UNDER THE BARK". For accuracy: "UNDER THE BARK". Three exhibitions in progress: "ELLE", "UNDER THE BARK", "LAUGHTER AND LINES"? The third is "DES RIRES ET DES RIDES" which translates as "LAUGHTER AND LAUGHTERLINES"? Better: "LAUGHTER AND WRINKLES" or "LAUGHTER AND FROWNS". More natural: "LAUGHTER AND LAUGHS LINES". The phrase DES RIRES ET DES RIDES literally 'rires' = laughs, 'rides' = wrinkles or creases? In French,

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