My "Wind Therapy" series explores the varied and dynamic world of motorcycle riders, focusing on a distinctly American subculture - Motorcycle Groups. Unlike Motorcycle Clubs, a Motorcycle Group primarily aims to support local community services, raise charity funds, or bring awareness to particular issues.
However, as an artist and motorcyclist, I am drawn to the personal stories and motivations of each rider. Their reasons for riding are diverse, ranging from seeking control and solace to craving adventure, adding a rich, multi-dimensional aspect to the motorcycle community, and challenging typical stereotypes. (aka., Don't judge a book by its cover).
This collection showcases the individuality, philanthropic involvement, and frequently overlooked sacrifices of motorcycle riders. These individuals have nurtured families and dedicated years to their careers, now embracing motorcycle riding and the communities it fosters as a gift to themselves. Far from being just hobbyists, these riders are distinguished by their kindness and generosity. They actively participate in charitable events, and for many, riding serves as a therapeutic escape, a practice they affectionately re