Rooted in the Wind XXVI

In "Rooted in the Wind XXVI," the figure’s silhouette becomes an emblem of resilience. The fragile ice and shifting light of early winter create an ephemeral backdrop, emphasizing the moment’s transience.

Branches extend outward like veins of energy, suggesting a deep connection to the earth and sky. The muted hues lend a meditative calm, while the stone evidences endurance. This piece reflects the beauty of embracing stillness and motion, finding harmony in the contrasts.