The Shape of Wind reflects an intense period of searching for purpose and inner clarity. Its maze-like form mirrors emotional turbulence and the experience of moving through uncertainty. Drawing on the concept of the Third Eye, the work explores heightened awareness and perception beyond ordinary sight. Through carving, I treat space itself as material, each cut partitioning and reshaping the visual field, as if carving into emptiness rather than surface. This physical process mirrors an internal journey of breaking through layers and allowing transformation to emerge from absence.
