Under a microscope, even the most common objects can look like terrifyingly new worlds. But in artist Tomoya Matsuura’s new series titled Withered Plants, he focuses his microscopic lens on dying, decaying plants. The subjects are often individual parts of flowers – petals, filaments, anthers and stigma – that in real life measure between 1 mm and 5 millimeters. That’s around the size of the tip of a pencil.
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