Anaïs Tondeur took part in the Roots & Seeds XXI’s Garden Cartography in Paris and developed a photographic protocol where photosensitive paper plates were placed under and behind plants and exposed to the sunlight. The process enabled her to capture the traces of plants’ bodies without unearthing them. Materializing in cyanotype prints, her work engages with botany as an interaction between alive species, using photography to reflect on human and nonhuman relationships beyond the separation between nature and culture, art and science.
Credit: Anaïs Tondeur
