Using the natural process of photosynthesis, she’s able to produce exceptional photo prints on a unique backdrop.
While Romero was inspired by their innovation, she uses a different technique to bring her work to life.
The areas that receive more light produce more chlorophyll and so are darker.
Conversely, the areas that receive less light exposure remain pale, helping create the overall image.
From there, she never looked back.
I can surely say I am enchanted by bothphotography and plants.
The final image will be created using different wheats and grains to produce a rich color palette.
The piece, slated for completion by June 2025, will be as large as a stadium.
Big or small, Romero’s hope for her art remains the same.
My artworks promote an expansive understanding of the photographic medium, beyond the usual digital vs analogue dichotomy.
Photographer Almudena Romero prints her images on a unique mediumplants.
She has also expanded to printing photos on large panels of cress.
