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Vegetative detention
July 15, 2011
by Steve Wing
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Steve Wing is a visual artist and writer whose work often focuses on extraordinary aspects of the everyday world. He lives in Florida and works at an academic institution. More about Steve and his work can be found here.
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Steve Wing
qarrtsiluni 
What an interesting shot. Reminds of a creature that belongs in a tidal pool stuck to the side of a rock, although I don’t recall what those creatures are called …
what a perfect miniature biotope! it also has a touch of a natural prison. i hope the plants have the power to grow free in time, cracking the walls that surround them. this also makes me think of the “nature in the cracks” issue of qarrtsiluni, i just looked for the link: https://qarrtsiluni.com/category/nature-in-the-cracks/
thanks to both of you, Karyn and Dorothee, for your comments. and the interesting related link! – steve