To wander is to be free; it is to connect with time.

To wander is to pause; it is to contemplate.

To wander is a beginning and a fresh start; it is to be simple.

To wander is a means, a crossing, a way of living.

The dandelion is resilience; it is transformation.

The dandelion is time, it is life, it is simplicity.

The dandelion is innocence; it is lightness.

Dandelion is about sowing and harvesting at the right time.

The subjective relationship between the human being’s “wandering world” and the life cycle of the dandelion evokes something delicate yet inevitable. The plant seed, the human being, and the Latin language all carry a gesture of departure—a breath of existence. Wherever they land, they sow a new cycle with lightness and freedom.