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What Remains of Spring Gallery

They Were Red Once. A clouded glass vase of dried tulips — deep crimson petals collapsed and papery, stems bowed, leaves the colour of old straw — set on a surf...
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The Rose and the Tulips. Dried tulips and a single collapsed rose in a cracked stoneware jug, cobwebs threading between the stems, warm side light catching the...
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The Last Tulips. A terracotta pot of dried tulips, petals papery and collapsed inward, stands on a slatted wooden bench inside an abandoned glasshouse
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The Last Rose. A single dried rose in a cracked and dust-covered ceramic vase, deep crimson petals papery and curled at the edges, a cobweb threading from stem...
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The Cutting Room. An abandoned Victorian glasshouse, ivy consuming the rusted iron framework, the glass above fogged with years of cold and damp
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A decaying floral arrangement tied with translucent fabric, its faded blooms and dirt-stained ribbon illuminated softly against a deep blue, atmospheric backgro...
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