The sculpture Gaia Lipenská, made from recycled steel and glass, loosely follows the sculpture created last year on the island of Alonissos in Greece. The monumental head evokes the feeling of a cathedral-like space of the mind. As visitors enter this temple of the mind, they are invited to slow down and reflect on the fragility of the ecosystems to which we are intrinsically connected. Inside the Gaia chapel, visitors can connect with nature through contemplation or meditation. Each of us may seek answers to questions such as: How can we live in greater harmony with the natural world? How can we reduce our ecological footprint and shift toward practices that regenerate rather than deplete the resources on which we depend?