What does this sentence mean by using a camera and a special wheat paste crew?

This sentence is incomplete and difficult to translate.

The prototype of wheat paste is wheat paste, which is a liquid adhesive made of vegetables, starch and water. Because of the needs of various arts and crafts, it is widely used, such as ancient book binding, paper cutting, collage, paper coagulation and so on. It is also for pasting on paper posters, walls and other surfaces (usually graffiti). Very similar to wallpaper, it is often roughly the same part of flour mixed with water, heated until it thickens, or coated with cooked rice into a paste. These are all translated by Gu Ge, and Chinese is meaningless. Simply put, paste!

So this sentence probably means that a photographer, with the help of people who like the art of pasting wheat, hopes to show the world a real world with his camera.