The exhibit Tree Fall covered the ceiling inside a building on the Presidio grounds. According to the brochure handed out, the roots were created from felled eucalyptus trees. The mud was created from a mixture of human hair and clay.

The exhibit had a cooling and organic feeling to it. Like being underground and looking up at the roots of trees.

The trees, that compose the Tree Fall exhibit, ran from wall to wall and appeared to terminate at the surface of the wall.

The clay/hair mixture that covered everything had dried to form the appearance of cracked mud.

The only light for the exhibit was through a single open door. That cast shadows which yielded an ominous and foreboding feeling to the art.

The Tree Fall exhibit was housed in the old Presidio powder magazine. This art was only open for viewing on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.