Tezos

The Wind God

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Description

This is one of 4 small prangs or towers surrounding the main prang at Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) in Bangkok, Thailand. These prangs symbolise the four wind directions. Within the prangs that are decorated by seashells and bits of Chinese porcelain, the Wind God, Phra Phai sits on his horse. Grateful that I got to capture this marvellous structure on my travels. About the photographer: Liyat G Haile is an Ethiopian-born Australian photographer living and working in Melbourne. Nature was what initially inspired Liyat to pick up a camera. She began creating images in natural light and capturing landscape/seascape and streets in her surroundings as well as on her travels. In 2022, Liyat's Street Celebration documentary images from Ethiopia were added to the Permanent Art Collection of the Tezos Foundation. Her documentary photography has also been showcased in an exhibition and some of her landscape photography has been shortlisted in online competitions. Liyat's photography work has been published in magazines and featured online over the past 10 years. Liyat believes in blockchain technology and is a very active member of the NFT community. License: Primary NFT holder is free to use for private display and in groups including virtual galleries. Provides no rights for commercial use, merchandise, distribution, or derivative works. Copyright remains with creator.

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bangkok

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thailand

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prang