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Bloom

17 field studies of Bloom surfaces, decay and texture — part of the Chronostratic Field Studies archive.

17 field studies · 29 photos

A dense field of tan barnacles encrusts a weathered wooden hull or piling.

Bloom Study 1

Dried creeper tendrils and one green leaf trail across a cracked plaster wall.

Bloom Study 2

A vigorous pothos vine climbs across exposed brick where render has crumbled away.

Bloom Study 3

Vivid green lichen sheets a brick wall, patches of bare red brick showing through.

Lichen-Coated Brick

Grey-green moss carpets a weathered surface, scattered with dry fallen leaves.

Bloom Study 5

Extreme macro of soft green moss blanketing a stone surface.

Macro Moss Detail

Fine green lichen speckles a weathered pink-tan stone surface.

Bloom Study 7

Pale lichen forms a branching, swirl-like pattern across natural rock.

Bloom Study 8

Green moss encroaches over the edge of a dark asphalt surface.

Moss-Carpeted Pavement Edge

Deep-grooved tree bark patched with pale lichen growth.

Bloom Study 10

Green moss spreads in finger-like patterns down a mossy rock ledge.

Moss-Fingered Rock Ledge

Moss fingers reach across a pavement edge from a patch of asphalt.

Moss-Fingered Pavement Edge

Macro detail of barnacle shells packed edge to edge, a sliver of green paint visible beneath.

Bloom Study 13

Rows of terracotta roof tiles crusted in grey-green lichen and moss along every seam.

Lichen-Covered Roof Tiles

Ivy vines cascade across a spray-painted corrugated shutter, dried tendrils tangled with green leaves.

Bloom Study 15

A heavy green vine drapes across a blue corrugated shutter tagged with graffiti.

Bloom Study 16

Dried vine tendrils crisscross a peeling wall, one green leaf still clinging on.

Bloom Study 17