The Wildness of Plants examines how urban vegetation is shaped through pruning, fencing, ordering, containment, and other forms of human intervention. The project uses plants as a lens to explore the tension between control, resistance, and natural growth within the city.

These observations were translated into a bilingual editorial system combining halftone photography, abstract line drawings, typographic sequencing, and a restrained black, dark-green, and red visual palette. The final outcome is a 60-page spiral-bound publication that moves between documentary evidence, graphic abstraction, and editorial narrative.