In total they make up about 90% of the total population with about 9,000 common Treants. The Commoners are the backbone of the society. Mobility between the classes is possible except where there are genetic differences between the classes. There is no discrimination between classes, but it is understood that some classes are more important than others. The Treants live in six different classes that preform different functions for the society. After the settling of the forest the Treants have lived the same way for thousands of years. Fanleaf grew into the Baobab, and the remaining Treants built a city around the great tree. In celebration of their rejuvenation, one of the Treants named Fanleaf planted his roots at the opening of the spring that they now called the Deep Spring. At this point they began to call themselves Treants. After drinking the water the Ents, didn't harden up and die, but they continued to live.
These last 11 were sure that they would die too, but at the center of the forest there was a deep spring that the Ents drank from. Upon reaching the forest the Ents regretted the trip, for it had almost made their species extinct. Many Ents died or aged into trees on the journey, so only 11 survived all the way to the forest. They made a costly journey across the world to The Amber Forest. 1000 years after the creation the Ents came together to migrate together to a new forest where they would all live together away from the rest of civilization. The Treants are descendants of Ents from all over the continent.
In fact the Treants have managed to maintain 2000 years of peace, and have faded from outsider's knowledge into only a legend of the past. As trees are not confrontational, the Treants do not provoke any aggression from the outside world, but even though they live peacefully, they do maintain a military just in case anyone wants to cut or burn down the forest. They are descendants of Ents, and they form a simple civilization with a population of about 10,000. Notably, guests are invited to try Chef Dominic Sylvain’s freshly made maple syrup taffy for a taste of Canada.Treants are a race of tree-beings who live in The Amber Forest on the west side of Minareth in Baobab, a city of trees. In collaboration with the Quebec office in New York, the event will feature a pop-up sugar shack called Cabane à Sucre. Additionally, this Thursday, January 14th, the Garment District Alliance will host a celebration for the unveiling of their new installation from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Prismatica will be on display in the Broadway Pedestrian Plazas, between 39th and 40th Street, until January 30th. The sound design was sequenced by Dix Au Carré, a Canadian design group who has collaborated on projects with major organizations such as the NBA and Cirque du Soleil.
Atomic3 and Jean-François Piché led the lighting design of the installation. Additionally, Atomic3 and Louis Héon oversaw the production and technical direction of Prismatica. Prismatica was created by RAW Design in collaboration with Atomic3. The installation’s major success in Canada has given it opportunity to travel abroad to Washington D.C. Prismatica won first in show and was exhibited in Montreal’s district for the arts and pop culture, Quartier des Spectacles. In 2014, Prismatica made its debut in the fifth edition of Luminothérapie, Montreal’s biggest competition for public art installations.
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