Book of Plants (Second Edition) / Anne Geene Goods invisible—and often prototypes infrastructures that

invisible—and often prototypes infrastructures that are then adopted elsewhere in society

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Kevin Kelly

one in Tokyo and the other in Antwerp

Book of Plants (Second Edition) / Anne Geene Goods invisible—and often prototypes infrastructures thatAnne Geene400 Book of Plants by Anne Geene explores specimens of plants in their myriad forms and seasonal transformationsfrom withered and fallen leaves on the street, residential and public plantings, and weeds taking root in the cracks of concrete, to the traces of insect damage on leaves and the records of their shifting colors. This extensive process of documenting, collecting, organizing, and editing a vast archive of ordinary plants acts as a