The visible parts of a tree are conceived as its entire image whereas the roots concealed, somewhat forgotten, remain a mystery. “In” is a journey to the secret world of a tree’s underground life, a slow motion, inch-by-inch pilgrimage down into the damp darkness of the tree’s most intimate parts. The outcome would stand as a manifestation of the way we had gone by. As for the oak, the true author of our piece, we wish it might return to life at least in the sense that its uncovered beauty be celebrated by visitors and native forest inhabitants alike.