Meltwater Pools №2 – Alaska, USA Print Material:Aluminum Dibond

Meltwater Pools №2 – Alaska, USA Print Material:Aluminum DibondArtwork Information Captured from a small aircraft, this aerial series offers a striking view of the vivid blue meltwater lakes scattered across Alaskas Columbia Glacier. Their intense color is caused by the absorption of red and yellow light wavelengths, revealing the distinctive deep blue typical of glacial lakes. As one of the fastest moving glaciers on Earth, Columbia Glacier is rapidly retreatinga process that plays a key role in the ongoing

where golden-orange sand meets the movement of wind and sea

These mineral-laden waters create otherworldly textures and colors

What usually blends into the forest becomes isolated

" These phenomena are caused by meltwater flowing beneath the surface of the ice and creating channels or streams

Air becomes trapped under ice in the form of bubbles through a process called entrapment

sometimes polished to a glass-like sheen

The long beach becomes a canvas shaped by constant movement—wind

it creates tension in the crust

Photographed on a foggy day at the southern coast of Iceland

and seasonal flooding

These pockets freeze into bubbles

Subtle shifts in color and texture reveal the complexity of glacial ice: from deep blues to pale whites