This installation is a self-reflective experience that speaks about the perceptible natural movement of air. These natural elements cannot be visible to the eye without the movement of objects around them. Through light and shadow within the space, there is trace of human posture and natural forms, creating a familiarity to a rooted in connection of human and nature. The natural forms take on figurative elements and lead to an impromptu dance between the viewers and the space.  This interaction is ephemerally recorded and cast through shadow. Similar to the performance that the trees put on for us daily. The dance documents a visible form of outside elements, growth and decay, and the comparable silhouettes to the outside world.  My intentions are for the viewer to recognize their presence by joining in this intimate natural rhythm.