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Art photograph of rewilded edgeland in Wolverhampton, golden moss has claimed the industrial wasteland.

Wolverhampton is not deficient in rewilded wastes. Those abandoned scraps of land where nature slowly reclaims its place, etching grey-greens and umbers over decaying industry. Down a cobbled street we found one such hidden corner, lined at one edge with the iron-rich blue bricks of the railway, high above. Most pass by without knowing it’s there - the road is just another dead end to be ignored.



Photographs & Text by Jen Dixon