Sviatlana Petushkova - Milano I






Over 35 years' experience; former gallery owner and Museum Folkwang curator.
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Description from the seller
Milano I is an original handmade cyanotype created from the artist's own film photograph, capturing the intricate Gothic architecture and panoramic skyline of Milan from the rooftop of the Duomo. The historic cyanotype process transforms the image into luminous shades of Prussian blue, emphasizing the rhythm of sculptural spires, delicate stone tracery, and the atmospheric depth of the city beyond.
Each print is individually hand-coated and exposed on high-quality watercolor paper, making every impression subtly unique. The characteristic brush marks and tonal variations celebrate the handcrafted nature of the cyanotype process, giving the work a timeless and tactile presence.
This piece brings together historical photographic techniques and contemporary fine art photography, creating a striking architectural artwork for collectors who appreciate alternative photographic processes and limited-edition prints.
Details
Original handmade cyanotype
Created from the artist's original film photograph
Printed on premium watercolor paper
Image size: 35 × 48 cm
Hand-coated and hand-printed
Signed and numbered by the artist
Limited edition of 20
This artwork will be carefully packaged to ensure safe international shipping.
Sviatlana Petushkova is an interdisciplinary visual artist. Master of
Contemporary Art. Since 2022 she has been a member of the Lithuanian
Union of Artists, where she actively develops her career, participates in
competitions and exhibitions, and continues her creative work and civic
engagement. Her artistic practice spans multiple media, including analog
photography, printmaking, and spatial installations, exploring themes of
migration, identity, acculturation, and the concept of home in a global
context. Her art reflects a profound investigation into belonging and
security, shaped by her experience as a political refugee and active
participant in cultural dialogue.
Milano I is an original handmade cyanotype created from the artist's own film photograph, capturing the intricate Gothic architecture and panoramic skyline of Milan from the rooftop of the Duomo. The historic cyanotype process transforms the image into luminous shades of Prussian blue, emphasizing the rhythm of sculptural spires, delicate stone tracery, and the atmospheric depth of the city beyond.
Each print is individually hand-coated and exposed on high-quality watercolor paper, making every impression subtly unique. The characteristic brush marks and tonal variations celebrate the handcrafted nature of the cyanotype process, giving the work a timeless and tactile presence.
This piece brings together historical photographic techniques and contemporary fine art photography, creating a striking architectural artwork for collectors who appreciate alternative photographic processes and limited-edition prints.
Details
Original handmade cyanotype
Created from the artist's original film photograph
Printed on premium watercolor paper
Image size: 35 × 48 cm
Hand-coated and hand-printed
Signed and numbered by the artist
Limited edition of 20
This artwork will be carefully packaged to ensure safe international shipping.
Sviatlana Petushkova is an interdisciplinary visual artist. Master of
Contemporary Art. Since 2022 she has been a member of the Lithuanian
Union of Artists, where she actively develops her career, participates in
competitions and exhibitions, and continues her creative work and civic
engagement. Her artistic practice spans multiple media, including analog
photography, printmaking, and spatial installations, exploring themes of
migration, identity, acculturation, and the concept of home in a global
context. Her art reflects a profound investigation into belonging and
security, shaped by her experience as a political refugee and active
participant in cultural dialogue.
