At first glance, it could be mistaken for a deliberate design choice, a vertical garden arranged in layered rows.
In truth, this is the rear wall of the Terminus Hotel, overtaken by ivy that has steadily crept upward and spilled over the top. The bright green leaves stretch across the frame, catching soft light against the pale sky, while older, hardened vines form a dense lattice beneath.
What began as a slow reach for sunlight has become a second skin.
This lush, textural image is printed with museum-grade inks on archival fine art paper, ideal for spaces that celebrate the quiet persistence of nature in forgotten places.