Sun Prints on Fabric: Cyanotype Bandanas with Daniel Mariotti Workshop

Design your own cyanotype bandana using a sun-powered printing process. Arrange objects, experiment with light and shadow, and watch your design develop into rich blue tones. Leave with a one-of-a-kind wearable piece you can use every day. No experience needed. Recommended for adults and ages 8+.
Daniel is an interdisciplinary artist working across photography, sculpture, and installation. His practice explores memory, cultural identity, and the meaning carried through objects, materials, and everyday gestures.
Drawing from both technical skill and experimentation, Daniel often works with processes that allow for chance and transformation. His work invites reflection and encourages viewers to consider their own experiences in relation to the materials and forms he presents.
In his workshops, Daniel brings this approach into a hands-on setting, encouraging participants to explore process, material, and image-making through accessible techniques like cyanotype. He creates space for experimentation while guiding participants to develop their own visual outcomes.
Daniel holds an MFA from Arizona State University and has exhibited his work throughout Arizona and internationally.