Red Reflection

Standing tall in Manhattan, The Old Tree feels at once ancient and futuristic—a sculptural presence that pulses with life amid the city’s hard edges. Its vivid red and pink form recalls branching veins and roots, suggesting both the tree of life and the inner systems that keep us alive. Set against steel, sky, and constant motion, the sculpture creates a striking contrast, reminding viewers that nature and humanity are deeply intertwined, even in the most urban spaces. The Old Tree is less a monument to the past than a meditation on endurance—on how life evolves, adapts, and continues to grow within environments that seem unlikely to sustain it.