Paper and Plant

当一片叶子成为纸，又以纸的形态成为叶子， 它究竟是消逝，还是以另一种方式继续存在？ When a leaf becomes paper and, in turn, the paper bears the leaf, has it vanished, or does it continue to exist in another form? Unique edition

A large old book with a tattered, thick pages and a faded cover, with a piece of string tied around one end and a wooden stick protruding from one side.
Open book showing pressed plant specimens, including a small dried herb on the left page and a detailed pressed plant with roots and leaves on the right page, with Chinese text describing the plant.
Pressed plant with long stems, a single flower with two petals, on cream-colored paper in a book.
Open notebook with pressed dried flower on right page and a faint outline of the same flower on the left page, with some printed text in Chinese and English describing the flower.
A botanical illustration of a vine with three green leaves and three brown leaves, labeled as Hemidemis transplatus.
Pressed herbarium specimen of Mentha haplochloris Perry with labeled Chinese characters and handwritten scientific name.
Dried pressed flowers arranged in the shape of three tree clusters on a light background.
Pressed plant specimen, with roots, stem, leaves, and flower buds, mounted on textured beige paper.
Five pressed plant specimens mounted on a sheet of paper, each labeled with a small yellow tag, showing various leaves and flower structures.
Ten pressed and dried botanical specimens mounted on a white display board, each labeled with small yellow tags.
Five pressed botanical specimens mounted on white paper, each with a yellow label beneath.
Five dried plants taped to a white wall, each labeled with a small yellow sticky note.