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October 17, 2012 Arts » Visual Art

How to Build a Forest, and a life lesson

by Chris Vitiello @chrisvitiello

Power off your phone and close your laptop for a moment. Gaze out the nearest window at a tree. Imagine you're seeing the tree's imperceptible growth, cell by cell. Let a full minute pass like this. You're slowing down, recalibrating the pulse…

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