Silent Reflection XIII

Veiled in mystery and clothed in contemplation, the masked figure gazes into the wind’s embrace, standing at the edge of both dream and reality. The landscape bends with the breeze, yet the figure remains a constant—unmoved, timeless, a presence both ghostly and human. The coat’s fabric flows with an ethereal quality, merging the figure with the surrounding world.

Inspired by William Blake's poetry, "To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower..." The scene becomes a meditative landscape where beauty and melancholy intertwine. The figure’s stillness is not a resignation but an act of profound listening—an invitation to become part of the dream itself.