Grass-lands is a photo book by Singapore-based designer, Gwendolyn Say. The art book explores the uses and aesthetics of artificial grass, a ubiquitous material that is often overlooked and overused. Say's photographs capture the beauty and strangeness of artificial grass in a variety of unexpected places, from restaurants to public spaces. The art book is a fascinating and thought-provoking look at this material that is often misappropriated, and it is sure to surprise and delight readers.