“We seek lightness, but what if the search itself is what weighs us down?”

Plume explores the paradox of lightness and the struggle to attain it. A young man, seated in a meditative pose, strives for inspiration, enlightenment—yet his face betrays doubt, frustration, even a hint of irritation. Above him, an enormous feather hangs, a symbol of the very lightness he longs for, yet instead of freeing him, it looms like an unseen weight.

This contrast invites us to reflect: is lightness something to be achieved, or something already within us? True balance isn’t found through force, but through letting go. The more we chase it, the heavier it becomes.