Somewhere between ambition and exhaustion, life starts to feel like a Ferris wheel. You keep moving, convinced you’re getting somewhere, only to find yourself staring at the same fears from a different height. The crowds cheer, the crowds judge. Sometimes they do both at once. The strange part is that the noise, which once terrified you, slowly becomes fuel. At the centre of this work stands a woman in motion. Composed on the outside, restless within. Around her, the wheel keeps turning, carrying memories, expectations, victories, and disappointments in equal measure. The horses suggest momentum, the intricate patterns echo the repetition of everyday life, and the wheel itself becomes a portrait of the endless cycle we willingly step into. This piece was born from a simple question: how much of our journey is driven by desire, and how much by the fear of standing still? Perhaps that is what life is. Not reaching the top, but finding the courage to keep moving when the wheel brings you back down. Bring Home a Story A reflection on ambition, self-doubt, and perseverance, Zindagi Ek Ferris Wheel captures the emotional rhythm of a life constantly in motion.