Plant Geometry is a photographic series and artistic design study of plants as if they were objects with a fixed way of being.
Katrina Sharpe started the study by asking herself what a geometric drawing of a plant would look like, what it would be like to create a permanent record of something, which by nature, has no permanency. Her results lie in an entertaining paradox.
The series of 6 images was created for Planthunter Magazine, which is devoted to celebrating plants and the way humans interact with them.
For more info visit: www.karinasharpe.com.au
