What Lives in the Wind

The moment I stood before Forever Free with Wind in My Hair by Zoë Marieh Urness (far left in the image above) at the Life Is Art Is Motherhood Is Art exhibition at Le Deco Gallery in Tokyo, I found…

The moment I stood before Forever Free with Wind in My Hair by Zoë Marieh Urness (far left in the image above) at the Life Is Art Is Motherhood Is Art exhibition at Le Deco Gallery in Tokyo, I found…

Before encountering the artworks themselves,
the moment I stepped into the venue,
I felt as though I were descending into the deep sea.
A profound stillness emerged—the kind found when one sinks toward the ocean floor, where only one’s inner pulse can be heard. I noticed my breath slowing, and I simply watched it do so. From the space itself, I sensed a quiet invitation: you can go deeper. At the same time, I felt momentarily overwhelmed by the intensity of the energy. I sat down, closed my eyes, and listened to the presence lingering in the air.