Windyland is a multifaceted series of artworks encompassing painting, installation, public events, and augmented reality (AR) experiences, created in response to the refugee crisis. Inspired by Gaston Bachelard's "The Poetics of Space," Windyland explores the concept of shelter as a fundamental aspect of human existence, integrating thoughts, memories, and dreams. Initially showcased as a mural in Downtown Cincinnati, the project expanded its reach as part of the Blink multi-media event in October 2019. It was further presented as an AR installation named "Kaleidoscope" at the University of Cincinnati Digital Future in 2022, in collaboration with the Hudson and Park firm, as well as a public art installation in Downtown​ Cincinnati in 2022. Through its various forms and venues, Windyland prompts reflection on the universal need for survival and the transformative power of shelter in the face of displacement. The Windy Land installation, with video and photo documentation from past events, was exhibited at the Western Art Gallery in 2024. Windy land installation is currently on display at Galerie Brigitte Schenk in Cologne, Germany.