Plants healing urban spaces in Buenos Aires, Argentina, June of 2006. As seen from the top of my friend’s apartment building.
Plants healing urban spaces in Buenos Aires, Argentina, June of 2006. As seen from the top of my friend’s apartment building.
(Photo: Shane Keaney)
Closeup of the same lot mentioned below, in Dongguan, China.
(Photo: Shane Keaney)
Shane and his wife, Echo, noticed this abandoned lot while living in Dongguan, China, a few years back. (Dongguan is a massive city between neighboring heavyweights Hong Kong and Guangzhao.) While some of it was used as an easy dump for unwanted/broken household products, one section was used as a makeshift laundry drying area, via bamboo poles. The lot had been cleared of smaller structures allowing these weeds to colonize, prior to an 8-story building being erected within a year of this photo.
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