Tree-some

Tree-some is a sculptural reflection on stability, growth, and the invisible labour required to flourish.

The work explores the relationship between what is seen and what remains hidden beneath the surface. While the upper structure reaches outward in search of light, expansion, and vitality, the roots below carry the true weight of survival.

Constructed from industrial insulation pipes and transformed through flocking and layered pigments, the piece blurs the boundary between synthetic material and organic form. The intertwined structures resemble roots, veins, branches, and living systems suspended in continuous movement.

Tree-some speaks about natural balance: the idea that strength does not exist without grounding, and that everything reaching toward the light must first build itself in darkness.