What about the family trees in Twine?

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Last week, someone asked us about the set design and the meaning behind the trees. You might be surprised by the inspos and how much work went into crafting them (thanks to designer Naomi!)

Text reads "Fall into a forest of family trees haunted by Stuart Hall and bell hooks, Kat Slater (yes, that one), and Medea, where taboos are broken, and yearnings and desires grow deeper, richer and riskier than they could ever have imagined."

Text reads "Just wondering, what's the meaning behind the family trees?"

Text reads "Twine centres the adult adoptee experience and their complex relationship with the notion of family and family trees. To help with the set design process on how to represent Sycamore's family trees, we did a deep dive into arboriculture. This helped inform the script too! Arboriculture. Noun. the cultivation of trees and shubs."