Designed by Berlin-based Chilean artist Rommy González in collaboration with architect José Francisco Calbacho, the works interpret distinct tree components—flowers, fruit, leaves, branches, trunks, and roots—through vibrant, architectural forms. The project aims to make the invisible processes of tree biology tangible, encouraging a deeper understanding of how these organisms support healthy ecosystems and biodiversity.

Four of the sculptures will be located along the Arboretum’s ADA-accessible Conifer Walk, while a fifth will be positioned on a hill visible from Interstate 88. The exhibition, produced by the agency Millecent, is scheduled for installation in the spring of 2027. Access to the sculptures is included with general admission, and the collection will remain on display through March 2029.