An Interactive Installation: Control the Wind with Your Hand 🤲
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This artwork combines two profound experiences from my daily life: the whirling leaves twirled by the wind and the sunlight filtering through stained glass.
🌈🪟Stained Glass🪟🌈
I’ll never forget the first time I stepped into the Basílica de la Sagrada Família in Barcelona. The sunlight pouring through the stained glass windows didn’t just light up the space; it transformed it into something otherworldly. For a moment, it felt like I was standing in paradise. That feeling stayed with me. Even now, I can close my eyes and vividly recall the colors, the light, and the way it all made me feel. It’s the kind of memory that demands to be shared.
When I collaborated with @damonxart, we reimagined stained glass in a new way. His vision turned it into something alive—an infinite, flowing pattern that feels like it has no end. Together, we found a way to bring this timeless medium into the digital realm.
🌪️🍃Whirling Leaves🍃🌪️
The other inspiration came from something far more ordinary: leaves spinning in the wind.
I’ve always been fascinated by the way leaves swirl, almost as if they’re performing their own little dance.
As a child, I used to imagine I had the power to control them, creating invisible force fields to make everything float and flow in the air. Even as an adult, I still find myself getting lost in that moment. There’s a peace in it—a quiet sense of harmony.
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These two memories, so different yet so alike, became the heart of this artwork. They’re small moments from my life, but they remind me of how extraordinary the ordinary can be.
Creating this piece felt natural, almost inevitable. It’s not complicated or grand, but it holds everything I want to say about light, movement, and the quiet magic of being present.
This is my way of recording those feelings and sharing them, even if only for myself.