The softly lit branches of the tree evoke the architecture of the past, specifically resembling Gothic arch-like structures found in church windows.
The branches are adorned with numerous stars created by local residents in honor or memory of someone or a place significant to them.
These stars are made from natural and recycled materials, each reflecting the touch of its creator.
A visual meditation presenting a random remix of text, described as 'found poetry.' It encourages viewers to observe and read, as softly glowing neon words gradually appear and vanish, forming phrases that evolve in meaning and nuance, creating interpretative challenges.
The artwork draws inspiration from medieval traditions, including those of Julian of Norwich, combined with surreal wordplay, utilizing a quote from John 1:5, broken into individual words or pairs that are rearranged randomly.
While it references light and darkness, it does not explicitly convey a Christian message but prompts viewers to contemplate the essence of light, allowing for personal interpretation.
