A ten-metre luminous tree whose branching follows the dendritic logic shared by neurons, rivers, lungs and lineages: the architecture life uses whenever it must distribute and connect. Installed in radically different public contexts, from Burning Man (Nevada Desert) to European city squares, it has behaved each time the same way: as a gathering organism, a place people instinctively assemble beneath. Urban space is its habitat; congregation is its function.
