PASKIAN TREE
The Paskian Tree
Actions lead to modifications of the environment that lead to sensing and further modifications.
Paskian Tree explores branching as a structural metaphor.
The works examine how systems grow — from single origin points into layered, proliferating structures. Inspired by natural growth patterns, architectural frameworks, and recursive logic, the tree becomes both organism and diagram.
Each branching form suggests lineage, decision, divergence. The structure expands outward while remaining tethered to a central spine — a visual reflection of memory and inheritance.
These works sit between nature and construction: organic growth rendered through deliberate order. The tree is not botanical; it is structural — a map of connection.