The Procession of Desire is an exploration of longing, faith, and the human tendency to follow what we cannot fully comprehend.

Year after year, people embark on a pilgrimage after a wandering spirit of Desire — a horned colossus wearing a copper mask. He moves almost weightlessly through ancient woods and unfamiliar landscapes, announcing his presence only through the faint ringing of bells.

Those who follow him are the lost: people searching for something they cannot name, yet instinctively believe will complete them. The spirit does not promise salvation, nor does it reveal where the path leads. It simply continues to walk, inviting those who follow to surrender themselves to the journey.

At the heart of the work lies a simple question: what are we willing to surrender ourselves to in the hope of having our deepest desire

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