Piscatawamass
In the deep woods of Maine there is a legendary species of plant known as the Piscatawamass. For the seed of the Piscatawamass plant to germinate it must pass through the pod of every fully grown plant in its chain. Everything that we know of the plant comes almost entirely from the efforts of the Danish naturalist, Søren Hesselberg. The only item that survives from his 1954 exhibition to find the Piscatawamass is this small fragment of time-lapse photography found and conserved by Ingram Clockworks in collaboration with Bum Lee and Amisha Gadani.
