This 3-dimensional retrospective art, entitled “The Life Of A Tree”, celebrates the extraordinary and beloved Wye Oak. The art features an actual branch from the Wye Oak, mounted on a scroll with an artistic rendition of the tree and its radius. Starting with the acorn on the upper left, miniaturized photographs, memorabilia and 3-dimensional symbols serve as some reminders of the long history that transpired for the nation and Maryland during the 450+ years that the Wye Oak lived on the Eastern Shore.

Wye Oak: The Life of a Tree by Lawrence M. Romorini

Wye Oak: The Life of a Tree
Lawrence M. Romorini

The art features an actual branch from the Wye Oak, mounted on a scroll with an artistic rendition of the tree and its radius. These 450 concentric rings offer an appreciation for both the remarkable size and longevity of this mighty oak. Starting with the acorn on the upper left, miniaturized photographs, memorabilia and 3-dimensional symbols serve as some reminders of the long history that transpired for the nation and Maryland during the 450+ years that the Wye Oak lived on the Eastern Shore. This artistic chronology ends at the bottom right with an acorn, symbolizing “The Life of A Tree” that carries on into the future.

Dimensions: 72” x 38” x 9.5”

About the Artist: Lawrence Romorini’s commissions include art for Oprah Winfrey, Merrill Lynch, Southwest Airlines, Michael Jordan, Wilmington Trust, American Institute of Architects—over 700 pieces of art so far. Romorini transforms miniaturized photographs, publications and actual 3-dimensional memorabilia into fascinating works of art with unique design concepts that become a lasting legacy.