Reflections: The Imaginary Forest

This paper encourages people to reflect on the nature their relationship to trees and forests, their use as symbols of interconnectivity, axis mundi, Tree of Life, wisdom, sustenance, worship and self, ending with a description of the philosophic and artistic process leading to a sculpture installation in Andrews Gallery at William & Mary in April 2025. It includes many photographic illustrations of the installation and its evolution.

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W&M Publish (College of William & Mary)
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2025-04-01
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Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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Reflections: The Imaginary Forest

W&M Publish (College of William & Mary)
Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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Reflections: The Imaginary Forest

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Abstract

This paper encourages people to reflect on the nature their relationship to trees and forests, their use as symbols of interconnectivity, axis mundi, Tree of Life, wisdom, sustenance, worship and self, ending with a description of the philosophic and artistic process leading to a sculpture installation in Andrews Gallery at William & Mary in April 2025. It includes many photographic illustrations of the installation and its evolution.

W&M Publish (College of William & Mary)
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Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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