Medium: Cyanolumen.
“Untitled” is a 6 piece photograph collection by the artist Yaqeen Yamani. The photographs were created using the Cyanolumen process, a creative technique …
Medium: Cyanolumen.
“Untitled” is a 6 piece photograph collection by the artist Yaqeen Yamani. The photographs were created using the Cyanolumen process, a creative technique where objects are placed on light-sensitive paper, exposed to UV light, and then developed to reveal ethereal, cyan-blue images.
Yaqeen Yamani (she/her, b.1997) is a Yemeni Palestinian photographer and artist who received a BA in Media Studies and Film from the Al-Quds Bard College and is a Fulbright Scholar with an MFA in Photography from Tyler School of Art at Temple University.Yamani is currently a resident at Twelve Arts Gates in Philadelphia and a manatee at Magnum Foundation, Prince Claus Fund, and AFAC. Her art practice includes photography, video, and printmaking. Her process centers material experimentation to explore themes of identity, rage, and grief. Through the use of language, image and text, Yamani’s current body of work focuses on modes of resistance, intervention, disruption, and reclamation. Besides her artistic practice,Yaqeen is community oriented and enjoys teaching art, photography, and organizing film screenings for the community by running a Jericho Cinema Club.
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Untitled Collection – 2023
Medium: Cyanolumen.
“Untitled” is a 6 piece photograph collection by the artist Yaqeen Yamani. The photographs were created using the Cyanolumen process, a creative technique where objects are placed on light-sensitive paper, exposed to UV light, and then developed to reveal ethereal, cyan-blue images.
Yaqeen Yamani (she/her, b.1997) is a Yemeni Palestinian photographer and artist who received a BA in Media Studies and Film from the Al-Quds Bard College and is a Fulbright Scholar with an MFA in Photography from Tyler School of Art at Temple University.Yamani is currently a resident at Twelve Arts Gates in Philadelphia and a manatee at Magnum Foundation, Prince Claus Fund, and AFAC. Her art practice includes photography, video, and printmaking. Her process centers material experimentation to explore themes of identity, rage, and grief. Through the use of language, image and text, Yamani’s current body of work focuses on modes of resistance, intervention, disruption, and reclamation. Besides her artistic practice,Yaqeen is community oriented and enjoys teaching art, photography, and organizing film screenings for the community by running a Jericho Cinema Club.
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