Treefall is an ecofeminist artist collective in the Northwood neighborhood of West Palm Beach. With an emphasis on intuition and collaboration, we are dedicated to fostering creative growth and community engagement through art. Inspired by treefall ecology, which studies the ecological impacts of fallen trees, Treefall activates a temporary space that encourages artistic experimentation. 

Founded in 2024 by Molly Aubry, this initiative aims to cultivate fertile ground for artistic practices. Treefall offers studios, exhibitions, and educational programming, inviting the community to learn and grow together in this unique, ephemeral environment.

Our first exhibition, Sifting Sunlight We Feel the Earth, was curated by Bethani Wells and featured our studio artists—Molly Aubry, Isabel Gouveia, Michelle A M Miller, Eloise Janssen, and Natalie Hou—as well as artist-in-Residence Heather Couch, and was on view from February 21 through May 18, 2025. 

Our space is generously provided by our neighbors, Savanna Construction.