WINDSCAPE
Installation for Art&Ideas International Festival
Yale Art Gallery
“Windscape 风・景” explores the invisible tensions that shape us — the pull between movement and stillness, fragility and control. It is a meditation on memory, sound, and the unseen forces we live within.
Thank you for being part of this moment.
Wind chimes, first heard in ancient China over two thousand years ago, were often hung in temples and homes — to invite good fortune, to listen, to wait. Here, the chime shifts between sound and silencein in a slow 10-minute cycle. One breath sings, another holds its tongue.
