“Here is the ideal I propose for the architecture of the machine age…for how an ideal American architecture should develop in the image of trees” Frank Lloyd Wright
We capture over a thousand single photographs of the trees and landmarks in Central Park and assembled digital art work comprised of layered individual photographs.
We reduced and increased the tones and colors to illuminate better the fractal geometry and patterning found in nature. In this way, we seek to illustrate how nature has chosen this structure and form, not only for all living creatures and plants, but for all the elements and phenomena. From crystals and lightning, rivers and mountains, to blood vessels, the nervous system and even our lungs—all share this fundamental geometry, connecting us to trees and to nature.