When nature reclaims its rights, invading little by little the places abandoned by man, a series of haunting and poetic photographs! Passionate about urbex, the French photographer Jonk documents abandoned places around the world, focusing on plants that creep gently through the walls and windows, climbing inexorably on decrepit walls. The photographs of Jonk have just been published in the book Naturalia, and you can follow his work on his Instagram account.
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