Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze explores the urban landscape through a focused visual approach that reveals the natural elements intertwined with concrete structures. The photographs emphasize themes of coexistence and contrast between human-made environments and wild nature, inviting reflection on urban ecology.

Wild Concrete presents a collection of carefully composed images that capture the unexpected beauty and resilience of flora growing within the cracks and crevices of cityscapes. The mood is contemplative, highlighting moments where nature asserts itself amidst the rigidity and geometry of urban architecture.

The book comprises 160 pages of monochrome and color photographs, offering a sustained meditation on urban wilderness, published in 2014.