I made an afternoon in the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens last fall while the roses were in full bloom. This is one of a series of drawings exploring the composition of photographs exploring morphological differentiation between varieties. The drawing, as they do, took on its own form, expanding into a topographical field. The individual flowers act as seeds for expanding and converging curves, populating the page with islands. Each region maintains a structure and resemblance to its original variety while adapting at the edges to merge with the neighboring domain.