In the Japanese tradition, Fūkō means 蠾恞 the beauty of nature - that change where wind and light merge with the landscape, which never remains the same. Flowing, soft ribs form the body of light, reminiscent of the traces of the wind, written in the sand by the sea. The soft light has a flowing effect, allowing the space itself to become a landscape. What Fūkō reveals is movement, the freedom of transformation, in the eternal play of the elements.
"The essence of the landscape in the play of wind and light"
<br><br>In the Japanese tradition, Fūkō means 蠾恞 The beauty of nature — that ever-changing scene where wind and light merge with the landscape, which never remains the same. Fūkō describes that ever-changing scene where wind and light merge with the landscape, which never remains the same. Reminiscent of the wind’s traces, written in the sand by the sea. What Fūkō reveals is movement, the freedom of transformation, in the eternal interplay of the elements.
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