A flower in the fold
A single flower tucked into an upright napkin, photographed in black and white by Lu Heng.
The napkin rises to a point, its folds wrapping around a single flower. The small petals break up the long lines of the cloth.
Behind it, the room has become broad patches of light and dark. A detail of the table setting takes up almost the whole photograph.
In the exhibition Work 319 of 363
Life Itself
At the Table
Before We Explain the World
See this photograph in the exhibition