Developing Dreams in Mo.tion for National Tree Week A new photography exhibition Mo.tion, which uses old doors, window frames and other reclaimed wood, will open at The Foundry, 86 Great Eastern Street, London (Old Street tube) during National Tree Week on 26th November. VIEW WEB GALLERY The photographers Kati and Ian Byrne of Developing Dreams show impressions of life in countries such as Cuba, China, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Australia and France. Ian Byrne, the founder of Developing Dreams, said: "The theme of Mo.tion is two-fold. It is about people and objects in motion as well as the photographers being in motion through their travels. These are like a collision of cultures and moments. The traveler becomes stationary and it is the world around him that moves. Instead of traveling around the world the world travels around the photographer and it is these moments you capture and show." As part of Mo.tion, The Foundry will show short films by independent film maker Matthew Schroeder and artist Natalia Szostak including the award-winning music video "Window" featuring up and coming Polish artist Bajzel. Mo.tion is on at The Foundry from 26th November until 7th December 2008. The launch event will be on Wednesday 26th November with live jazz band "The Foundry Big Band" and DJ. For more information about Mo.tion contact Kati Byrne on developingdreams@gmail.com For more information about Matthew Schroeder's work go to www.muzeumspace.com For Natalia Szostak's work visit www.nataliaszostak.com During National Tree Week, around one million trees are planted in the UK.

Matthew Schroeder made a music video which changed everything. He won best director at Yach Film 2008, the Polish music video awards. His filmography includes documentaries "Under Paris", corporate films, and a series of band profiles for Crackle networks. Prior to directing he worked as an Assistant Director, Location Manager, and Production Manager on commercial films. He's based in Brooklyn, NY refining his signature of music videos that function as art, not just by style or design, but content - mystical and human.

Natalia Szostak was born in Szczecin, Poland. In 2007 she received her BA in studio art from San Francisco State University. She currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Her work has been shown in Minna Gallery, San Francisco, ArtXchange, Seattle, and in New York: Galapagos Art Space, Brooklyn Art Council and the NY Studio Gallery.