Elsa visited Suzhou’s Humble Administrator’s Garden four times across a single year, drawing inspiration through its classical lattice windows — each one a different frame, each one a different world. This piece captures what she saw through a hexagonal window one winter: snowflakes falling silently upon a Taihu stone, long revered by Chinese scholars as an embodiment of spiritual strength and character. Serene and untamed at once, the scene holds the particular stillness that only snow can bring.