When Trees Speak: Nature as a Mirror of Humanity
Have you ever stood beneath a willow and felt as if it understood you? Trees have an uncanny human quality—their graceful aging, their branches reaching upward, their quiet resilience. This illustration embraces that idea and expands on it beautifully.
The canopy is shaped from the profiles of human faces—each distinct, each silently watching. Some appear serene, others troubled, and a few seem lost in thought. It’s as if the tree is made of stories, memories, or echoes from the past. This isn’t just a clever artistic illusion; it’s a statement: nature witnesses us, holds traces of us, and in a curious way, reflects who we are.
