A tree is one of the easiest things in the world to ignore. We pass hundreds of them without looking twice. They stand outside our homes, along roads, inside school grounds, beside temples and in the middle of cities. We use their shade, breathe the air around them and depend on the ecological systems they belong to. Yet most of the time, we simply call them part of nature and move on. That ordinary relationship with trees is what makes Boban Idiculla Oonni's TREE: The Sixth