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Starting in 2020, British photographer Siân Davey transformed her neglected garden over the course of three summers into a vibrant space filled with wildflowers, birdsong, and people.
Together with her son Luke, Siân Davey has created a space rooted in love. They have sought out native flowers and promoted biodiversity by sourcing seeds and plants locally.
Once the flowers had bloomed, they reached out to the community. Everyone had a place in the garden: mothers and daughters, loners, outsiders, lovers, the traumatized, the heartbroken, and those who had hidden a lifetime of shame. The space became an expression of a burning desire, a challenge, joy, and interconnectedness.
Published by Trolley Books, 2024
34 x 26cm
112 pages
ISBN
Starting in 2020, British photographer Siân Davey transformed her neglected garden over the course of three summers into a vibrant space filled with wildflowers, birdsong, and people.
Together with her son Luke, Siân Davey has created a space rooted in love. They have sought out native flowers and promoted biodiversity by sourcing seeds and plants locally.
Once the flowers had bloomed, they reached out to the community. Everyone had a place in the garden: mothers and daughters, loners, outsiders, lovers, the traumatized, the heartbroken, and those who had hidden a lifetime of shame. The space became an expression of a burning desire, a challenge, joy, and interconnectedness.
Published by Trolley Books, 2024
34 x 26cm
112 pages
ISBN
