一条街裂缝里的植物

A cyanotype print on heavy watercolour paper, portrait format: a page from an imaginary herbarium titled "PAVEMENT FLORA" in large white stencil capitals across the top, with "plants that grew through the cracks of one street" in small typewritten text beneath. Six weeds, each laid flat and printed as a sun-exposed photogram so they appear as crisp white silhouettes with soft translucent edges on deep Prussian blue: a dandelion, shepherd's purse, a plantain, clover, a tuft of grass, and a tiny fern. Each sits in its own loose rectangle of brushed emulsion, arranged in a 2×3 grid, with a small typed paper label glued beneath it: "No. 3 Bus Stop", "No. 8 Bakery Step", "No. 12 Drainpipe", "No. 15 School Gate", "No. 21 Car Park", "No. 30 Post Box". Brush marks at the edges of the emulsion, slight fogging, and the white border of the paper showing. Only Prussian blue, white and the cream of the labels.