Series 04 · Wet plate
Collodion
50×50
Boris Zuliani · 8 ambrotypes · Danang
Wet plate collodion portraits — 50×50 cm glass.
Eight ambrotypes made in the studio between Danang and Hoi An. Each glass plate is coated, sensitised, exposed and developed within a 15-minute window — there is no retake. The sitters are friends, artists and collaborators who trusted the process. What remains are singular objects: silver suspended in collodion on black glass.
Exhibition
& Enquiry
Mot Met Studio is an analog photography practice based in Vietnam, founded by Boris Zuliani. The work centres on historical processes — wet collodion, large-format film, and an ongoing practice with expired Polaroid — producing images that resist digital reproduction and exist as singular objects.
Each series is available for gallery exhibition and representation.