Surrounding (Tree House)

This work offers a quiet parable of modern belonging: a solitary tree whose crown is rebuilt from stacked, window-like rectangles, as if nature has absorbed the grammar of architecture and memory. The muted olive ground and softened edges create a dusk-like atmosphere, where light feels filtered and withheld, turning each pale “pane” into a modest reservoir of hope rather than a bright declaration. Composed with a firm central axis yet fractured at the top, the image holds tension between rooted continuity and an encroaching, compartmentalized world—suggesting shelter, surveillance, and the human urge to organize what is ultimately organic.