This project celebrates the wood branches collected from the Story Garden, observing them as unique entities. Their uniqueness is revealed through the distinct forms, shapes, lengths and surface patterns embodied by each branch and, through this project, they become part of a new narrative.

Transported from the Story Garden to their new home, the Triangle Site, the branches enter a new environment while being treated with care and handled with sensitivity. The idea of rebirth, one of the central themes of the project, emerged through research into artists such as Cornelia Parker and is reflected in the act of creatively carrying the collected wood branches to the new site.

Through their movement from the Story Garden to the Triangle Site, the branches enter a temporary new life, acquiring a renewed purpose during the transportation journey itself. While the creation of the instrument gives the branches a new existence, the branches themselves also give life, sound and purpose to an instrument created exclusively for them.