Plastic is a geological legacy, an substance that spreads across cells and clouds and enables every commodity.
Plastic as a surface can be a shelter. Piercing the wavy surface of polyester boards used as greenhouse roofs, emulates the erosion of the plastic waste by the sun and the water.
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The offcut pieces elude the light and need of a surface to become bounded as a casted image. By Photographing them among natural elements, I aim to draw attention to their invisible presence in the milieu and suggest readings outside of an institutional framework.