Flora Over Time is a 24-page zine exploring memory, place, and the quiet persistence of familiarity through the recurring image of the white clover. Using minimal photography, brutalist graphic design, short-form poetry, and restrained typography, the work traces a personal journey between New Orleans and Hammond, where an otherwise ordinary flower became an enduring reminder of home.

Rather than documenting a specific place, the zine examines how seemingly insignificant details accumulate emotional meaning over time.

 

Flora Over Time reflects on the ways memory attaches itself to the natural world (in this specific case- the white clover flower), transforming common landscapes into lasting markers of identity, distance, and belonging.