Trees emerge from the fog, some standing prominently while others fade into the distance. Their overlapping silhouettes create the impression of a family gathered together, each with its own place among the others. Some appear older, others younger. Some stand close together, while others remain at a distance. Yet they all belong to the same gathering. The fog obscures their surroundings but reveals something unexpected about their relationship to one another. What was once simply a forest becomes a portrait of kinship, generations, and the quiet connections that exist whether we recognize them or not. ------------------------------------------------------ PHYSICAL COLLECTOR BENEFIT A winning auction bid of 0.25 ETH or higher unlocks a signed and numbered fine-art print of the purchased artwork. This benefit is exclusive to the qualifying original auction winner. It is a one-time benefit and does not transfer with subsequent sales or transfers of the NFT. The physical print is a separate asset. Its ownership is independent of NFT ownership, and subsequent NFT purchasers receive no entitlement to a physical print. COPYRIGHT & COLLECTOR LICENSE © 2026 Adam Carity. All rights reserved. The artist retains full copyright and all intellectual property rights to the artwork. The lawful NFT owner receives a limited, worldwide, non-exclusive license to display the associated artwork for personal, non-commercial purposes, including personal digital galleries and social media with appropriate artist attribution. The NFT may be freely sold or transferred. Upon transfer, the associated display license passes to the new lawful NFT owner, and the previous owner's license terminates. NFT ownership does not grant commercial reproduction, merchandising, sublicensing, or derivative-work rights. Such uses require the artist's prior written authorization. Any physical print remains the separate property of its rightful owner. Selling or transferring the NFT does not transfer ownership of that print or create any new entitlement to one. Ownership of a physical print does not convey copyright or commercial usage rights.