This is me

Printmaker & Cyanotype Artist

I’m an award-winning Argentine-Canadian visual artist, printmaker and cyanotype artist based in Mansfield, Ontario. My practice explores cyanotype, printmaking and mixed media, inspired by nature, botanical forms, texture and the relationship between art and science.

Originally from Mendoza, Argentina, I hold a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Printmaking from the National University of Cuyo. My artistic practice has evolved from traditional printmaking into an exploration of cyanotype and experimental image-making across paper, textile and glass.

If you would like to talk to me about commissioning your own special piece of artwork for your home, feel free to contact me to arrange an informal chat.

Contact Me →

Artist Statement

“I’m a visual artist whose practice began with traditional printmaking, exploring woodcut and linocut. More recently, my work has expanded into cyanotype, an alternative photographic process where art and science meet.

My materials are simple: paper, textile, and glass. My processes are intentional, yet they leave room for spontaneity, exploring and most importantly, the chance to the unexpected results.

My art is inspired by nature and the surrounding world. They are always connected with the world of my ideas, graphic shapes, textures, and abstract forms. I bring these elements together through cyanotype, allowing them to take on new forms through the process. The result is the creation of one-of-a-kind textile, paper, and glass artworks in a beautiful Prussian blue.

The possibilities are endless. There is never enough time to explore them all, but I love the process that take my curiosity into the unknown.

Through my work, I continue to explore art as a universal language that connects ideas, cultures, and experiences, while inviting others to embrace creativity as a form of self-expression and connection.”

Current Work

Bohemian in Blue Collection

Bohemian in Blue is my ongoing cyanotype collection, inspired by botanical forms, natural textures and the distinctive blue produced by the cyanotype process.

The collection includes original cyanotype prints and experimental works on paper, silk and glass, as well as artist-made objects and textiles.

Explore Bohemian in Blue →

Cyanotype Workshops

I also teach hands-on cyanotype workshops from my studio in Mansfield, Ontario.

My workshops introduce participants to the cyanotype process through botanical experimentation, printmaking and creative exploration on paper and textile. Workshops range from introductory sessions to more advanced techniques, including botanical toning and experimental cyanotype processes.

Explore Cyanotype Workshops →

Patricia Vega Printmaking woodblock
Patricia Vega Cyanotype