Mixed media on canvas

102 × 76cm

11:11 is my moment of awe for the Wood Wide Web — the vast, invisible mycorrhizal network that connects the roots of trees beneath the forest floor.
In the painting, solitary trunks rise side by side, each appearing independent, yet bound together. Above ground they mirror quiet grace; below, they share nutrients, warnings, water, and carbon with unwavering loyalty — a family rooted in mutual care, all reaching toward the same light.
Every day as I walk through my local bushland, 11:11 reminds me of this flawless, ancient symphony playing silently underfoot. The painting is my humble bow to that hidden, generous intelligence — nature’s living proof that true strength lies in interconnection.