Per Ventum is the a part of the Equus Refractus series.

Per Ventum is a work about passing through wind — the element of movement, change, and invisible power. Wind is both gentle and relentless: it carries, resists, shapes, and erases. It cannot be seen, only felt through motion and response.

In this piece, the horse becomes one with the air, its form breaking into currents and rays, merging with the flow. I wanted to express that state when motion itself becomes the essence — when freedom is not a direction, but a continuous act of being carried and carrying forward.

For me, this work speaks of surrendering to the unseen force that moves everything alive — not losing oneself in it, but discovering lightness, rhythm, and the breath of space.