"Windy Land" highlights the value of shell and "house as the greatest powers of integration for thoughts, memories, and dreams". It addresses home beyond a building which is dissolved and distributed inside the human mind and becomes a symbol of the self.  It is a reinterpretation of Gaston Bachelard’s book "The Poetics of Space" as "The airy structure is open to the wind of another time, and could greet us every day of our lives, giving us confidence”. 

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