Charmed by the adaptability, loyalty, and generosity of trees

in the Cupressaceae family, Luke Aymon created the Cupress

audiovisual project to honor his kindred spirits by creating audio-visual qualia

designed to promote human adaptability, emotional intelligence, and self-actualization.

 

Cupress’s first full-length offering is currently in progress: a 25-minute album-video titled “A Fractal of Life.”

During a battle with cancer, Luke Aymon found himself forced to confront mortality. Questions arose:

he began to investigate what might happen if he crossed the divide right then and there.

“What remains after a tree has been felled? Above ground? And below?”

 

“A Fractal of Life” seeks to take the witness on a journey through the full breadth of life:

the highest of the highs, the lowest of the lows, and right back to the beginning again.

 

Cupress is currently creating and broadcasting audio-visual qualia

from the Pacific Northwest of the United States.