Cinematic installation art video, wide horizontal shot, 16:9.
A dark black-box exhibition space.
A real, rough tree trunk stands at the center, unlit and silent.
Around the tree, countless glowing particle streams form cascading wisteria shapes.
The particles behave like teamLab-style fireworks:
soft points of light, flowing, blooming, and regenerating continuously.
Each movement leaves gentle luminous afterimages in the air.
The particle motion feels alive, slow, and breathing.
A human figure steps onto a low circular platform near the tree.
The figure stops and remains still.
After a brief pause,
the particle streams on the same side of the tree begin to subtly respond.
The longest and most irregular wisteria streams do not break.
Instead, they slowly retract upward,
as if being carefully gathered back into the structure.
Brightness decreases slightly.
Particle density thins.
The glowing afterimages become shorter and quieter.
Growth does not stop suddenly.
It is gently reduced.
Behind the particle wisteria,
a faint symmetrical tree-shaped outline begins to emerge.
It is barely visible at first, like a memory or a shadow.
As the human figure continues standing still,
the outline becomes clearer.
The particle motion grows more uniform.
Random drifting fades away.
The space feels calmer.
More controlled.
Less alive.
The particles continue to glow softly,
but their breathing slows.
The real tree trunk remains rough, heavy, and silent beneath the light.
No text.
No narration.
No dramatic camera movement.
Minimal, poetic, restrained installation art.