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DateProjectCategoryStatus

 Floral Design
2022-2024
VariousFlowersCompleted


 Magazine
09.24
Screw Sarcoma Issue 1ZineOngoing

 Painting 

10.2024 
Bruises
Oil PaintingCompleted

09.2024 
Love Tree
Oil PaintingOngoing

04.2023The FutureOil PaintingCompleted

 Photo
04.2023
Into The RedFilm Completed
09.2023
Don’t Look DownFilm Completed
09.2023
Love TreeFilm Completed
09.2023
Vacation After VacationFilm Completed
09.2023
HilltopFilm Completed
09.2022
RemarkableFilmCompleted
12.2021
Heart In The CloudsFilm Completed
10.2019
CompanionFilm Completed
07.2018
Weight In GoldFilm Completed
07.2018
ItalyFilm Completed
Undated
TexturesFilm Completed

 Poster10.2024 
Stars :: Relaunch PartyPosterCompleted
09.2024 
Stars Don't DiePosterCompleted
09.2024 
Without Love There Is No LifePosterCompleted

 Sculpture 09.2024 
“Hope”SculptureOngoing
03.2023
Tree of HopeSculptureOngoing

 Videography 05.2024 Mike Day 24
EditingCompleted
03.2024 Shave Your Head
EditingCompleted
06.2023 Mike Day 23
EditingCompleted
03.2023 Michael
EditingCompleted

 Web 09.2024 
st4rs.worldWeb DesignCompleted

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Tree of Hope


 
Project Overview

Origami paper and urethane foam  The Tree of Hope is a homage to all the young people diagnosed and battling cancer.  Inspired by the Japanese tradition of Senbazuru, 1,000 origami paper cranes surround our tree to represents the collective strength and determination in facing the challenges of cancer, offering support and solidarity to those affected by the disease. 

This tree is dedicated to beautiful young girl called Natalie who we met during Michael’s cancer journey. Michael would regularly visit Natalie during his chemotherapy sessions. Her room was covered, floor to roof in paper cranes made by her community. We made this to honour them.
The Tree of Hope was first shown at the 2024 Mike Day and is the first of our paper crane collection. The 1000 paper cranes were crafted by our friends and family. I then created the tree sculpture it self, from a wireframe which was coated in spray foam and sprayed for texture.