Restore What Inspires Us
Our Tree Planting Commitment
100 Trees Planted for Every Photograph Acquired
Three-panel installation = 300 trees
Five-panel installation = 500 trees
Nature is the source of every image in the collection, as well as our very lives. Reciprocity for all that nature provides is built into how we operate.
Trees For The Future
These trees are planted through donations to Trees for the Future, a 501c3 nonprofit working with farmers in sub-Saharan Africa to transform degraded land into productive forest gardens.
This is not symbolic planting.
It is regenerative agroforestry that restores soil, stabilizes water cycles, produces food, and creates long-term economic resilience for farming families.
Why This Matters
Modern life is defined by disconnection.
Disconnection from wild places, from functioning ecosystems, from a sense that individual actions make a difference.
Your investment in large-scale nature photography already transforms the emotional landscape of a space. It reduces stress, restores focus, and reintroduces awe into daily life, which aligns directly with the human needs our artwork addresses.
Now it also contributes to restoring ecological function on the ground.
Healthy forests do more than store carbon. They regulate local temperatures, retain moisture, improve rainfall patterns, rebuild soil fertility, and support biodiversity. When ecosystems function, communities stabilize.
This is practical restoration with measurable impact.
A Shared Identity: From Collector to Restorer
We believe ownership can be more than acquisition.
It can be participation.
When you collect one of our limited-edition works, you are not only elevating your environment with an enduring, museum-grade installation. You are directly funding large-scale reforestation and land recovery.
Over time, as more collectors participate, the impact compounds.
This is how meaningful change happens. Not through abstraction, but through steady, repeated action.
Beyond Business Donations
We do not treat tree planting as a marketing add-on.
It is part of our ethos.
Peter and his wife iMa have also created a dedicated initiative to expand this work. It is currently called Trees Are Awesome and will soon be reintroduced as We Are the Restorers.
You can learn more at: trees-are-awesome.org
Soon transitioning to: WeAreTheRestorers.org
The mission is simple: restore land, restore hope, and restore the belief that constructive action still matters.
For Commercial and Institutional Clients
For healthcare facilities, corporate campuses, hospitality groups, and developers, this commitment carries additional value.
Your project is not only enhancing interior environments through biophilic design. It is also tangibly contributing to ecosystem restoration and weather stabilization.
That is a story stakeholders understand.
That is impact that extends beyond walls.
The Larger View
If functioning ecosystems regulate water, stabilize soil, and moderate climate at scale, then restoring forests is not a fringe activity. It is foundational infrastructure for long-term planetary stability.
We do not approach this politically.
We approach it practically.
Each piece.
Each installation.
Each restored forest garden.
Incremental, measurable contribution.
The Invitation
If you are investing in artwork that brings daily awe into your life or workplace, consider the deeper layer of impact as well.
Explore the collection.
Schedule a consultation.
Become part of the restoration.
If you or your organization are interested in contributing beyond the scope of an art acquisition, we welcome that conversation.
We regularly speak with business leaders, developers, and institutions about how restoration initiatives can align with corporate responsibility goals, environmental commitments, and long-term impact strategies.
