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A place in
the forest.
Three points of entry into Ashborne’s ongoing practice.
From one living trace to a shared field of memory.
Explore three works ↓
01 / One living axis
Turquoise Convergence
A fractured trunk holds its shape against a turquoise field. Translucent circles pass through the body like overlapping memories. A focused entry into the recurring image of one living axis.
Ashborne Trees · Fractured Forest
Listing checked 13 September 20260.5 ETH
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02 / A forest in fragments
Fractured Canopy
A forest breaks apart without disappearing. Dense colour and scattered traces hold the tension between collapse and persistence. Look closely at the surface, then step back to see the forest gather again.
Ashborne Forests · Shifting Ground
Listing checked 13 September 20260.5 ETH
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03 / One body, many lives
Forest of Overlapping Moons
Tree and forest share a layered field of overlapping orbits. Individual forms remain visible while belonging to something larger. Solitude and connection inhabit the same landscape.
Ashborne Forests · Shifting Ground
Listing checked 13 September 20260.5 ETH
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Where can I explore the full practice?
The archive follows the changing relationship between line, tree and forest. Explore the evolution of the work →