
“ There is a particular photograph, taken by Johanna Tagada Hoffbeck this past spring, of the skin of an onion, gossamer-thin and quietly glowing as it rests on a sheet she has laid out in her garden to take the picture. Wonderfully vermillion and still half-formed, it holds the contours of the food it once encased.“
Read Joanna Cresswell’s essay on The Planthunter.
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