This artwork extends an invitation to a meditative ritual, where the audience may explore the prospect of re-discovering their childhood memories of the northern lights while, perhaps, simultaneously calling forth the supernatural spectacle into the current evening sky.

Suspended from a tall location (a bridge for example), fragments of time encapsulates childhood memories and vibrant visions deeply rooted in the artist's recollections. From the vantage point of her younger self, she gazes upon the awe-inspiring wonders of natural forces – wild winds, a symphony of colors – where breathtaking beauty and extreme power coexist in a delicate dance, almost in defiance of each other.

Beyond the canvas of visual aesthetics, this installation transcends into a meditative ritual. It serves as an invocation, a calling upon Mother Earth and its celestial forces to safeguard the life nestled within the embrace of Seyðisfjörður. This artwork stands as an ode to the formidable nature of the fjord, a love letter to its beauty that also acknowledges the inherent threats it poses.

Having experienced not only love but a palpable sense of apprehension for the enveloping nature that conceals the town of Seyðisfjörður from the outside world, the installation becomes a poignant expression of reverence. simultaneously the installation is also a sanctuary, a meditation room, a landscape if you will, for hidden people and other mystical creatures. The visuals themselves find their canvas on old window glass from the artist's childhood home, adding an additional layer of depth to the narrative.