Despite their small size, flowers are big subjects of study when it comes to photography. They present a variety of shapes, colors, textures and forms, but at the same time they are always overlooked for being common. This photo essay is an alternative way to see campus.

It is easy to stop and stare at the huge concrete buildings that cannot pass by unnoticed in the landscape, while a colorful flower smaller than the palm of a hand goes unappreciated.

This photo essay is from AWOL’s 31st print edition

Matheus Kogo Fugita Abrahão is a sophomore studying journalism.