The Tree That Remembered Death

Upon a desolate landscape abandoned by death itself, a solitary, twisted tree reaches toward an immense pale moon.

Its branches glow in shades of electric blue, while deep crimson veins run through its bark like the remnants of an ancient circulatory system. On either side, colossal skulls lie half-buried in the earth, suggesting the remains of a civilization erased from history.

The Tree That Remembered Death explores the inseparable relationship between life and destruction.

This tree was not born from fertile soil, but from the memories of countless vanished beings. Its roots preserve forgotten stories, while every branch stretching toward the moon seems to call out to souls that have long departed.

Even when all life returns to dust, memory may continue to grow in another form.