"Solitude and the Living Tree" is a hauntingly serene work within "The Crossing" collection, presenting a solitary figure seated next to a large, leafless tree that resides within an otherwise ordinary room. The tree's sprawling branches reach out across the space, a stark embodiment of nature's raw beauty and complexity. The figure's contemplative pose and the tree's intricate silhouette against the muted room create a dialogue between humanity and the natural world. This imagery may symbolize personal growth, the intertwining of life's paths, or the quiet introspection that precedes significant change. The piece conveys a sense of stillness and introspection, suggesting a moment suspended in time, reflective of the themes within "The Crossing" series—those of journey, transformation, and the spaces in between.