What first appeared to be a weathered rock was, in
fact, an exposed section of root and trunk resting on
the forest floor. Though separated from the tree, it
remained a living structure, supporting new growth
and creating space for other forms of life. The work
celebrates nature’s resilience and its remarkable
ability to generate new beginnings from what appears
abandoned or broken
What first appeared to be a weathered rock was, in
fact, an exposed section of root and trunk resting on
the forest floor. Though separated from the tree, it
remained a living structure, supporting new growth
and creating space for other forms of life. The work
celebrates nature’s resilience and its remarkable
ability to generate new beginnings from what appears
abandoned or broken
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landscapes
Through digital transformation, these observations evolved into a translucent
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