Tree is an interactive sound sculpture about mixed emotions and living in a state of uncertainty. It explores a feeling similar to déjà vu — being suspended between past experiences and possible futures. The sculpture is made from broken and everyday materials such as metal, plastic, glass, foam, moss, and light. Crumpled plastic forms a heart-like shape, while shattered glass, a broken vase, and traces of bullet casings suggest damage and violence. At the same time, moss and flowers grow among these remains. The work exists between destruction and renewal, showing how life continues alongside damage rather than replacing it. Created from emotions such as guilt, anger, anxiety, sadness, joy, envy, and brief moments of pleasure, the sculpture reflects the contradictions of real human experience. Tree can be seen as both the body of a future world and the body of a future human — fragile, but still capable of resilience.