This image caught my eye immediately, when you see a subject which speaks to you it is like everything in the forest melts away. The vibrant bronze leaves of the beech sampling look up to the giant tree beside it which I suspect is also a Beech tree. The relationship of a mother and son plays out here in this image, I can relate as I was backpacking with my son for the first time capturing this image. Between the sounds of him murmering and pulling my hair playfully, I captured this image which reflected the dynamic which was playing out between myself and my son.

This wall art is a framed print, a musical file will be sent via email which can play the ‘Sound’ of the image. Studies have shown that plants create a huge underground network with their roots. They create an electromagnetic “field” composed of various vibrations. I use a device created by ‘Music Of The Plants’ which translates natural electromagnetic signals into music. It is taken from the actual tree type within the image and is playable via MP3 format through your phone or a Bluetooth speaker.

If you would like to know more about the product used to create this artwork and the science behind it, check out Music of the Plants here:

This is a 22 x 18 inch frame with a 12 x 16 double mount. The outer mount is a granite grey, the inner a pure white. See attached image for dimensions. Images are printed via a reputable printer Loxley Colour to a very high standard. The print is on Hahnemühle Bamboo is made from 90% bamboo fibres, making it an environmentally friendly paper choice. This natural, warm-toned paper has a soft, lightly textured finish which provides exceptional results, particularly for warm hues and monochrome prints. All prints are printed with a 0.25 inch boarder to frame the image. The print is framed in a natural wood finish frame with a slim contoured wooden frame featuring intricate line detailing supplied Loxley Colour.