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Description: A California Prickly Pear Cactus (opuntia; cactaceae) was scarred with a knife and placed in a darkroom. For one month an intervalometer was set to take a photograph every 30 minutes. The resulting 1,407 images track the scarred cactus pad (cladode) scabbing over and healing itself. In a darkroom with no water or natural light, the cactus heals its wounds. This is an exploration of the cactus as a symbol for nature’s ability to provide and adapt, as well as our human inability to remove oursel
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