poemas workshop- Anthotype Printing with Ready-Made Negatives

This workshop invites participants into the poetic process of anthotype printing—a historical photographic technique that uses plant-based emulsions and ultraviolet light to produce delicate, ephemeral images. Inspired by the artist's exhibited work, a layered triple-exposed photograph, participants will explore the theme of layered memory by creating their own multi-negative compositions using pre-prepared anthotype liquid.

Rooted in sustainable photographic practice and collective making, this workshop echoes the layered storytelling present in the artist's exhibition piece. Participants will leave with their own anthotype print and a deeper connection to the slow, luminous process of image-making.

Nicole Combeau is a Miami-based photographer, educator, and community storyteller dedicated to exploring themes of identity, heritage, and intergenerational memory. With a BFA in Photography and Video from the School of Visual Arts, her work focuses on documenting matrilineal relationships, immigrant narratives, and the resilience of marginalized communities. Over the past five years, she has played a pivotal role in shaping Miami’s arts education landscape, serving as a program coordinator for adult education initiatives and teaching independent workshops. Her projects have been featured in museum outreach programs, public installations, and contemporary art spaces, fostering meaningful conversations about cultural preservation, belonging, and the power of visual storytelling.

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