Horizontal Tree Growing From Office Wall

A fully leafed tree extends horizontally from the drywall of an operations center in Minsk, its branches stretching across the room like a living beam. Late spring green leaves catch the spill from computer monitors while deep night shadows pool on the floor. Condensation beads on nearby glass windows, blurring the city lights outside. Below the impossible growth, a pinup wall displays trace rolls and chip boards marked with red-dot comments. The conference-room downlight cuts a sharp cone through the dust, illuminating the rough texture of bark against the smooth painted surface. Red ink circles on the paper align visually with the tree's root system, anchoring the surreal growth to the architectural plans.