Presented together in a vibrant display, Roman Road’s stand at Paris Photo 2016 features Thomas Mailaender’s Cyanotypes and Illustrated People. Working with alternative processes, these two bodies of work explore Mailaender's innovative approaches to photography and the possibilities of printing with ultraviolet light.
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