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Follow Your Dreams: Tree of Life

Laura Rinaldi Dufresne

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Paula Smith's work 'Tree of Life' is a ceramic tree composed of 22 separate parts. The tree is symmetrical with six branches and a mandorla all-connecting to the strong wide trunk as round and supportive.

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Paula Smith's work 'Tree of Life' is a ceramic tree composed of 22 separate parts. The tree is symmetrical with six branches and a mandorla all-connecting to the strong wide trunk as round and supportive.

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Paula Smith's work 'Tree of Life' is a ceramic tree composed of 22 separate parts. The tree is symmetrical with six branches and a mandorla all-connecting to the strong wide trunk as round and supportive.

Key concepts: Tree (set theory), Tree of life (biology), Trunk, Computer science, Mathematics, Combinatorics, Ecology, Biology

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