Rooted in the Wind XXVIII

In "Rooted in the Wind XXVIII," the branches in the figure’s hands stretch beyond the frame, symbolizing life’s infinite connections. The fragile ice beneath their feet mirrors the delicate balance of existence, while the stone serves as a grounding anchor.

Sepia and cyan tones imbue the scene with a timeless quality, drawing attention to textures and subtleties. This work embodies the stillness of winter’s edge, offering viewers a space to pause and reflect on their journeys.