This book explores the unexpected beauty of everyday objects temporarily covered in the urban landscape. From bikes to cars, barbecues to patio furniture, and even plants, these covered objects are often along our paths, yet we’re never quite sure what’s hidden underneath. Blending humor with insight, the book dives into the mystery of the unseen, drawing parallels between the objects we pass by daily and the complexities of human perception. It invites readers to question how much of what we “see” is shaped by our experiences, imagination, and the stories we tell ourselves. With reflections on perception, life, and everything in between, it celebrates ambiguity and the rich possibilities that come from embracing the unknown. After all, isn’t it the hidden and uncertain that keep us curious and engaged with the world around us?
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