Plant Blind
Why we look but don't see
Giovanni Aloi
Discover the full visual essay in See All This #30
While being seductive is their mode of survival, plants are still finding it hard to capture our attention. Artists help us overcome plant blindness and to open our eyes to the mystical world of other earthlings.
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