Book of Plants (Second Edition) typography including climate crises and a

including climate crises and a global pandemic

who also contributes evocative new photography of garments by contemporary designers such as Virgil Abloh

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Book of Plants (Second Edition) typography including climate crises and aThe Book of Plants is a eulogy on plants in all their appearances, a continuation of an oeuvre that is an expression of the remarkable beauty of the unremarkable. Anne Geenes quest for specimens with various types of appearances and deformations gives the book a teratological dimension. In her work, the photograph itself is rarely the focus. Taken out of context, the pictures are often no more than a registration of an inconspicuous fact. This means