Tom Hare, a London-based artist who specializes in creating stunning woven artworks from willow branches, gave his friend a surprise gift, which was a tree sitting on a withered cherry tree. Its a birds nest, and its a weaving art like a tree house. Coupled with the lighting design, it emits a hazy yellow light at night, making the ordinary backyard instantly exude the magical charm of a fairy tale world.
Artist Tom Hare specializes in using willow branches and other plants to create stunning woven sculptures, using intricate wicker weaving to create various containers or artworks that look like animals and plants from nature. For a while, Tom often talked with his friend Zoe Lathbury about the withered cherry tree in Zoes backyard that could be used as a medium for Toms creation.
They thought that the structure of this tree had great potential to be developed into a woven tree house work, but Tom was always busy with projects for important clients such as the Royal Botanic Gardens in London; until one day when Zoes family came back from traveling in the United States, they were pleasantly surprised I discovered a woven decoration that looked like a birds nest and a ball that glowed on the cherry tree in my backyard.
The cleverly woven sculpture named Cherry Tree House is presented through Toms willow art, making it look like an unconventional giant birds nest built in the tree. And at night, the cherry tree house is illuminated by yellow light bulbs, making it diffuseIt emits magical and dreamlike light and shadow, and can highlight the staggered layers of willow branches, creating a charming picture that makes people want to slowly appreciate it.
