The Sibyl of Cumae was the most famous prognosticator in the Roman empire. It was said that the Sibyl would write prophecies on leaves and set them outside of the cave in which she lived. If no one was there to gather the leaves, the prophecies would be blown away with the wind.
The many flowers represent the many tendrils of fate, the roads we may walk and the choices we make.
Shot by Gabriel Dean Roberts on a Fujifilm XE4 with Leica Summicron R 50mm lens in his studio in NYC. 1 of 1