Rooted in the Wind XVII

In "Rooted in the Wind XVII," the elements of nature converge into a meditative tableau. The figure stands at the lake’s edge, framed by the muted light of early winter. Their posture is both grounded and expansive as if channeling the energy of the twisting branches they hold.

The barely formed ice mirrors the season's transitional state, a fragile boundary between solidity and fluidity. The stone rests nearby, unchanging amidst the shifting landscape. This piece evokes a sense of quiet resilience, a reminder of the harmony within change.