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The addition of a Japanese temple beneath this old oak tree brings depth and storytelling to Nero's artwork. It’s a place of reflection, a symbol of peace, and a reminder of the centuries-old connection between nature and spirituality in Japan.

This piece captures the quiet strength of an ancient oak, its twisted branches rising from a hand-shaped wooden pot as if cradled by the earth itself. The form suggests protection, care, and the deep-rooted connection between humanity and the natural world. It’s a reminder that while we shape nature, we are also shaped - and held - by it in return. A sculpture of stillness and strength, grounded in balance.

This cherry blossom wire tree, set on a smooth wooden slab, tells a quiet story. Beneath its soft pink canopy sits a traditional Japanese pagoda, hinting at peaceful gardens and quiet temple grounds. Together, they create a moment frozen in time - a gentle nod to the deep connection between nature, place, and reflection in Japanese culture.

This miniature oak bonsai is more than just a piece of art - it’s a testament to Nero's patience, skill, and dedication. Every branch is carefully twisted and shaped to capture the timeless strength and elegance of a real oak tree.
Working on such a small scale isn’t easy - it’s actually harder on Nero's fingers than making a larger tree. Every delicate twist requires intense focus, making this tiny bonsai not just a decoration, but a labour of love.

The natural look of this oak tree in its wooden asymmetrically shaped wooden pot is calming and grounding. A true tree of life. The 750m of wire kept Nero (happily) busy for over two weeks.