As city dwellers, artificial light is as natural to us as daylight. And in our built environment nature is often the transplanted reality.  These are photographs of man-made light in the natural world: sodium vapour on cherry blossoms, metal halide on grass, florescent on bamboo, and so forth. The tension between what is natural and what is artificial, in material and in perception, forms the basis of this series made in Japan, China, Korea and Thailand.