There is an ethereal force at play that defines childhood. As intangible as the wind, a deep sense of curiosity is what separates children from adults. Sometimes it’s a light breeze, sometimes a howling wind, it drives children to explore, to observe, to question, to be fully present. But the magical mysteries of the world become less magical as our curiosity dies, and with it, our uninhibited way with the world.

Hold the Wind is a series of observations of the interactions my children have with the wonders around them, particularly with nature.  If we could re-learn to indulge our curiosity, perhaps we could treat our world with the same wonder and respect that children do.