What should have been a simple study of exotic plants and trees becomes a catalog of the uncertain—the product of an era when “elsewhere” was defined by rumors and hearsay based on unverifiable observations.
This work of cryptobotany, halfway between fragmentary knowledge and a distorted imagination, brings together a collection of supposed plants in an imaginary herbarium where the nonexistent always finds its place elsewhere.
Written by Betty Noria Poucq;
Illustrated by Maxime Magnin;
Under the supervision of Gil Zinck;
With the participation of Mathilde Gérard.
This work of cryptobotany, halfway between fragmentary knowledge and a distorted imagination, brings together a collection of supposed plants in an imaginary herbarium where the nonexistent always finds its place elsewhere.
Written by Betty Noria Poucq;
Illustrated by Maxime Magnin;
Under the supervision of Gil Zinck;
With the participation of Mathilde Gérard.