You See a Hedge. He Sees Something Else.

When most people see a hedge, they see a simple row of bushes lining a property or garden. But for artist and photographer You See, hedges hold a much deeper and more unique significance. To him, a hedge is not just a barrier or boundary, but a canvas for creativity and imagination.

You See, whose real name is Peter Thompson, has always had a fascination with hedges. As a child, he would spend hours exploring the intricate patterns and shapes created by the leaves and branches. As he grew older, he began to see hedges not just as plants, but as living works of art.

For You See, hedges are more than just a backdrop for a garden or property. They are a reflection of the people who tend to them, the time and effort put into shaping and maintaining them. Each hedge tells a story, whether it be a meticulously trimmed row of bushes in a formal garden or a wild and overgrown hedge in the countryside.

In his photography, You See captures the beauty and complexity of hedges in a way that most people have never seen before. His images are not just pictures of plants, but portraits of living sculptures that evoke a sense of mystery and wonder.

But You See doesn’t stop at just photographing hedges. He also creates art installations using hedges as his medium. By shaping and pruning the bushes into intricate designs and patterns, he transforms ordinary hedges into stunning works of art that challenge our perceptions of what a hedge can be.

For You See, hedges are not just plants – they are a form of expression, a way to connect with nature and the world around us. Through his work, he invites us to see hedges in a new light, to appreciate the beauty and artistry that can be found in the most unexpected places.

So the next time you see a hedge, take a moment to look a little closer. You may just see something else – something beautiful, something magical, something that only You See can truly capture.