Rooted in the Wind XXX

In "Rooted in the Wind XXX," the figure stands as both witness and participant in the changing season. The fragile ice at their feet reflects the tenuous balance of early winter, while the branches they hold appear as vitality streams extending outward.

Subdued tones, coupled with the stone's steadfast presence, create a sense of calm amidst movement. This photograph reminds us of poet Wendell Berry’s wisdom: “And the world cannot be discovered by a journey of miles…only by a journey inward.”