James Gallagher: Wild Flowers

Sometimes, romances bloom like wildflowers.
Unexpected carnal encounters burgeon among the pages of what appears to be an old practical naturalist handbook.
In Wild Flowers, bodies and flowers alike seem to yield only to the dictates of the impulse to reveal themselves through new shapes and colors. 
Amid playful unions and acrobatic connections, James Gallagher’s lovers chase desire along the edges of cut-out paper.