30/06/2026
Masterclass: Introduction to Lippman photography by Armands Andže. 27-31st of July 2026 kl(o) 10-17
Lippmann color interference photography is one of the earliest examples of single-exposure full-color photography. Invented by the French scientist Gabriel Lippmann in 1891, the process is based on the phenomenon of light interference rather than dyes or pigments. During this masterclass with Armands Andze, participants will be introduced to the historical and scientific background of the process, learn how Lippmann plates are made, exposed, and developed, and explore the unique visual qualities of this rare photographic technique. The masterclass will combine theoretical explanation with practical demonstrations, offering insight into one of the most fascinating and technically refined processes in the history of photography.
Participation fee: 200€
Some experience with photochemical developing is required to participate. Please send your interest to participate and your previous experience to [email protected] before July 14th.
Max 8 participants
Armands Andže is a member of Baltic Analog Lab. He has been working with analog photography for over 15 years and has independently mastered several historical analog photography techniques through self-directed study. He studied photography at the Latvian Culture College, obtained a Master’s degree from the Printmaking Department of the Latvian Academy of Art, and is currently doing doctoral studies at the Latvian Academy of Art, researching both historical and contemporary processes of daguerreotype and copperplate photogravure.
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