Tree is an interactive sound sculpture about living with ongoing uncertainty — a state where past and possible futures overlap without clear resolution. It was created in Ukraine during the second year of the full-scale war.

It is built from found materials: metal, plastic, glass, foam, moss, bullet casings, and light. Crumpled plastic forms a soft, heart-like center. Broken glass and casings point to damage and violence. Moss and flowers grow among these elements. Nothing is restored; everything remains present at once.

The work holds different emotional states — tension, fear, sadness, brief moments of relief — as vibrations and subtle movement.

Tree can be seen as a body or an environment that continues despite instability. It stays open, responsive, and alive without trying to become whole.