Botanical Beings series draws a parallel between the plants and the way we live. It started with Cacti, which are strong, defensive, and seemingly aggressive—but their thorns are a necessary strategy for survival in harsh environments. What appears as hostility is, in fact, protection and foresight.
This made me wonder: how many of us behave like plants? Static, pushing others away, not out of malice, but as a form of self-preservation. How often is aggression just a shield? This series doesn’t offer answers or judgments—it raises questions about people, cities, companies, and moments in time.