Medium format (20mx15m) site specific video mapping on tree.

2025: Birch Tree, Geiranger, Norway @Geiranger Light Art Festival, 14.-23. February

This light art installation draws inspiration from Yggdrasil, the mythological Norse tree that connects the heavens, earth, and the underworld.

The vibrant, flowing energy projected onto the oak tree symbolizes the interconnectedness of life and nature. Dynamic neon lights pulse through the tree’s trunk and radiate outward, casting shifting shadows that mimic the vast branches of Yggdrasil. These shadows represent the delicate balance between light and darkness, life and death, growth and decay.

The installation links to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by highlighting the importance of environmental stewardship, biodiversity (SDG 15), and the interconnected ecosystems essential for life. The energy flowing through the tree metaphorically represents sustainable energy sources (SDG 7) and the resilience of natural systems. The work invites viewers to reflect on humanity’s role in nurturing and protecting these vital systems, aligning with goals of climate action (SDG 13) and fostering a sustainable future.