In the Himalayas, life is worshipped through nature. Tashi Delek is a blessing for health, fortune, harmony, and luck. During a three-week field expedition to some of the most remote parts of Bhutan, I came across a shrine rising from the middle of a river, draped in prayer flags. To me, it symbolises the devotion of people who understand that the very landscape cradling these sacred places is itself most in need of such a blessing. Glaciers melt, rivers shift, and communities are forced to adapt to floods, landslides, and changing weather patterns.

I took this photograph because I believe it captures the resilience of the well wishes many of us hold for the world we live in. It was captured in a location accessible only through special government permission, this image is one of a kind and will not be available to view outside this exhibition.