I like to think that the relationship between land and its people is one of mutual influence. The land shapes us just as much as we shape it, drawing our features to create a portrait of itself through us. In a world where history is often distorted or rewritten, this simple connection to nature serves as a powerful reminder of our origins and our deep bond to the land. We know our homeland better than any other, and in return, the land knows us—its imprint is in our very being.
