Path of Wind

*Path of Wind* reflects on the invisible forces that connect all living things. Wind cannot be seen directly, yet its presence is revealed through movement—the turning of a prayer wheel, the fluttering of prayer flags, the shifting of leaves, and the changing course of life itself. The work explores how unseen currents shape our journeys, carrying ideas, emotions, and intentions across distances both physical and spiritual.

At the center of the composition, the prayer wheel carries a prayer for peace and interconnectedness. As it turns, the prayer is released into the world, becoming part of a larger network of relationships that binds all beings. The koi, flowers, leaves, and flowing forms represent the countless interactions through which we influence one another. Like the wind, these connections are often invisible, yet they shape the patterns of our lives