Rooted in the Wind XIX

"Rooted in the Wind XIX" transforms the landscape into a stage for quiet drama. The figure, silhouetted against the barely frozen lake, embodies fragility and strength. Branches held or extending outward appear as energy streams connecting the human form to the natural world.

The subdued palette of sepia and cyan enhances the scene's ethereal quality. The lone stone, steadfast against the shifting environment, symbolizes constancy and reflection. This work evokes the philosophical idea of "wabi-sabi," the acceptance of imperfection and impermanence.