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The Tree of Life, it serves as a poignant reminder

of they intrinsic connection between nature and our existence.

Observing these trees is a source of healing for me, evoking a profound

sense of enlightenment. In contemporary society, the natural world finds itself eclipsed by a barrage of artificial sounds. The encroachment of urbanisation and industrialisation, coupled with the ceaseless hum of technology, has created an auditory landscape where the delicate whispers of nature are drowned out. Cities resonate with the constant din of traffic, construction, and electronic devices, overshadowing the once-prominent sounds of birdsong and rustling leaves. In creating my Tree of Life, I aimed to highlight the conspicuous absence of such a symbolic representation in our altered living systems.

CHASM OF NATURE

In contemporary society, the natural world finds itself eclipsed by a barrage of artificial

sounds. The encroachment of urbanisation and industrialisation, coupled with the

ceaseless hum of technology, has created an auditory landscape where the delicate

whispers of nature are drowned out. Cities resonate with the constant din of traffic,

construction, and electronic devices, overshadowing the once-prominent sounds of

birdsong and rustling leaves. Even in more rural settings, transportation noise disrupts the serenity that was once synonymous with nature. The essence of nature is subdued, its

symphony muffled by the cacophony of modern life

Tree Of Life

In creating my Tree of Life, I aimed to highlight the conspicuous absence of such a symbolic representation in our altered living systems. In times past, people's lives were intricately woven into the fabric of nature and their immediate surroundings, with the Tree of Life serving as a poignant symbol commemorating this connection. However, in our contemporary era, the essence of the Tree of Life has been overshadowed and forgotten. The modernised landscape, dominated by technological advancements and artificial elements, stands in stark contrast to the once profound significance of the Tree of Life as a representation of our intertwined existence with nature.

Nature sounds have a range of positive effects on the

human body, contributing to relaxation, stress reduction,

and overall well-being. Nature sounds, such as the gentle

rustling of leaves, flowing water, or birdsong, have a

calming effect. They can help lower the levels of stress

hormones like cortisol, leading to reduced stress and

anxiety. sounds are often used to promote better sleep.

They can mask disruptive noises and create a soothing

environment, helping people fall asleep faster and enjoy

more restful sleep.Listening to nature sounds can elevate

one's mood. It triggers the release of "feel-good"

neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine,

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Wall Hanging

2024

Mother Nature, serving as a reminder for each of us to

fill the void of nature in our lives and re-establish a connection with the natural world.

Size : 40 x 60 in

Screen 01 : Marsala

Screen 02 : Tibetan red

Screen 03 : dusted clay

Screen 04 : wheat

colour option 1

Size : 40 x 60 in

Screen 01 : Titan

Screen 02 : Mojave desert

Screen 03 : Dress blues

Screen 04 : Tibetan red

colour option 2

Size : 40 x 60 in

Screen 01 : Turbulence

Screen 02 : Goblin Blue

Screen 03 : Fall leaf

Screen 04 : Parchment

colour option 3

Screens

Screen printing works by creating a stencil on a mesh screen, then using a squeegee to push ink through the open areas of the screen so the design transfers onto the material. The ink is then dried or heat-cured so the print becomes permanent and durable.