Marc Marot & Scarlett Raven
The Danger Tree Finale | 2018
3 pieces
From the horrors of World War One emerged the story of courage and resilience that inspired The Danger Tree. Touching hearts around the world since its launch in Greenwich in 2016, the augmented reality series exposes the true story of battle through layers of oil paint and digital animation.
Over the years, hundreds of you have attended our exhibitions or reached out on our social media channels to tell us what the project has meant to you. Now, as Scarlett Raven and Marc Marot turn the last page on their groundbreaking creation, it is an honour to present the final artwork from the series, along with a beautiful hardback book showcasing the entire collection.
Click on the artwork to find out more about the inspiration.
National Army Museum
The collection was on display at the National Army Museum from November 2019 until January 2020.
Ahead of the lanch, Assistant Director of Collections and Programme, Ian Maine, says: "The National Army Museum is delighted to host The Danger Tree. It will offer innovative ways to experience and understand the realities of war through a captivating series of different media.
"The use of original words, images and music will bring to life the experiences of soldiers in a new and compelling way."
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