Paramotoring - Finding inspiration in the clouds

Soaring through the sky, above the rolling hills of Herefordshire, is where I find my truest inspiration! ☁️✈️
There's something utterly magical about flying in a paramotor through the clouds, and I wanted to share a glimpse of this incredible experience with all of you.
As a kinetic sculptor, I'm constantly seeking new ways to connect with the natural world and draw inspiration from its beauty. Flying above my farm in the countryside has become an integral part of my creative process. The sensation of being suspended among the clouds is unlike anything else. It's a dance with the elements, a harmony of wind and wings.
The ever-changing landscape beneath me, the sun peeking through fluffy clouds, and the feeling of absolute freedom are moments that fuel my creativity and remind me of the boundless beauty of our world. It's a reminder that art and nature are inseparable, each inspiring and influencing the other in a perpetual dance of creation.
So, here's to the joy of flight and the endless inspiration it brings!
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ABOUT WILL;
The kinetic wind sculptures that I create bring to life the hidden forces surrounding us in an ever-changing dance. In such a complex world it is more important than ever to feel connected to, and understand, the environment we inhabit. The sculptures glint in the sun as they move, reflecting the beauty of our shared world, and bringing a spark of joy to their surroundings
My love of paragliding has given me a deep understanding of weather and wind flow, which combined with my background in engineering, has made the progression from static to kinetic sculptures a natural one.
For me, play is both an important part of my life, and a crucial element in learning to understand the physics of the world. Using experimentation to explore fluid dynamics, hidden forces, and patterns in nature allows me to better understand their interactions. This exploration directly informs my understanding of how to create kinetic sculptures that move consistently, in varying patterns, in even the lightest of winds. This play continues throughout each sculpture’s development, with computer modelling, and with actual models tested in the wind.