Hoʻolana · Weightless in the Arctic

After months of darkness, the light returns, and so does the urge to run into the sea.

The first step into the water is cold, and suddenly you stop thinking. Salt on your skin. Light on your shoulders. Your body remembers what your mind forgot: how to let go.

For one heartbeat you are neither jumping nor landing. Weightless, held by the sea, with no line left between where you end and the water begins.

Midsummer in the Arctic. The sun doesn’t set, the horizon opens wide, and for a moment we are one with the water, light, free, and part of something far bigger than ourselves.

What if lightness isn’t something we find, but something we allow?

Hoʻolana (Hawaiian): to float, to make buoyant; also, to hope.

All prints are presented on Canson Baryta paper.

70×70cm, 28×28", fine art print, edition of 10

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