“Occasionally, the viewer is presented with a glimpse of architectural functionality and a rogue tendril or two straining to escape from a cracked pane or vent. Overwhelmingly however, these spaces and these photographs are transporting and dreamlike, presenting as they do a controlled, idealised version of nature at odds with the often scruffy — but no less valuable — free-for-all of a city’s wilder flora.” — William Arnold, writing about Botanical
Since 2015 I've been exploring greenhouses and botanical gardens in cities around Europe. The result is published by Hoxton Mini Press as a book containing 100 photographs.