Fruitless | Fallen | Woven traces Tanya Marcuse’s evolving vision across three interconnected bodies of work. Serial photographs of fruit trees give way to intricate arrangements of decaying fruit, flowers, and creatures, then expand into immersive tableaux inspired by medieval tapestries. Drawing on the story of Eden, Marcuse explores the uneasy coexistence of beauty and ruin, order and wildness, growth and mortality. Presented as three hardcover volumes in a slipcase, with an essay by Francine Prose, the publication offers a sustained encounter with her richly detailed photographic world.
