The project was part of TRACES, an outdoor show celebrating the heritage and beauty of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park. Featuring the work of 20 artists across diverse mediums—including painting, sculpture, printmaking, installation, spoken word, and performance art—the event showcases site-specific pieces inspired by the park's natural and historic charm.

Visitors are invited to explore the artworks along a walking trail, discovering the park's hidden beauty and the artists' creations at their own pace. Set within one of London's 'magnificent seven' Victorian cemeteries, the park's historic monuments, weathered statues, and gravestones blend with 30 hectares of serene woodland, meadows, ponds, and a maze, offering a distinctive and atmospheric backdrop for the event.

The installation "A Tree, A Human, A Stone" explores the interplay between nature, the digital realm, and the metaphysical, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all things on Earth. Using a captivating AR experience, it immerses users in a transformative world where physical and digital boundaries dissolve, highlighting the planet’s fragility and the urgent need for environmental action. The installation underscores the impact of human actions on the environment and society, promoting empathy and moral responsibility. By revealing our shared connection, it inspires reflection on the consequences of our choices for both the planet and each other.