Carried by the Wind

The dandelion lives in harmony with the wind, music, and nature. Its journey is one of continual transformation. First it appears golden like the sun, then white like the moon, and when the wind arrives, its seeds drift into the air like scattered stars.

In this work, the dandelion becomes a reflection on life’s changing seasons and the beauty found within them. Accompanied by the May beetle, a symbol of spring and renewal, the sculpture celebrates resilience, optimism, and the quiet cycles of nature that surround us.

For generations, the dandelion has carried a simple message: do not be sad. Its seeds travel freely on the wind, reminding us that change is not an ending but the beginning of something new. Through its delicate forms and fleeting beauty, the work invites us to embrace hope, even in moments of uncertainty.