Nature reclaiming civilization

The Old Piano Tree, California | Artist Jeff Mifflin’s Piano Tree was a so-called “living installation” set in a forested area just off the Disc Golf Course at California State University in Monterey Bay. Mifflin took an old stage piano and after some judicious sawing, made it appear an ancient tree was growing out of the old upright’s heart. The tree continued to grow even after it was unnaturally mated, however, and would be evolving today if a drunken music-hater had not taken his…

Journey into a captivating illustration where an abandoned city, once thriving, now flourishes as nature reclaims its territory. Bridges, walkways, and platforms interweave the remnants of 21st-century architecture, showcasing their graceful designs. Amidst the lush green cityscape, a towering tree commands attention, its elaborate branches and foliage symbolizing the heart of this forgotten civilization. Witness the harmonious blend of nature's rebirth and the remnants of a long-lost era.

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Jonk’s photographs in Naturalia: Reclaimed by Nature were taken in over 30 countries across four continents.

While the architectural style is most often associated with European cities, it has thrived in places like Brazil, Sri Lanka, Hawaii and Cambodia.

Sometimes a building just takes your breath away, you can forgive the damp walls, the flourishing plant life, the cracked and crumbling plaster. You can hear the walls whisper their never ending s…

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