Blue Scars №2 – Norway Print Material:Aluminum Dibond

Blue Scars №2 – Norway Print Material:Aluminum DibondArtwork Information A series photographs documenting abstract ice and glacier landscapes in Iceland and Fjord Norway. In addition to the exciting and multi faceted textures, I was particularly fascinated by the intense turquoise blue of the glacier ice and the meltwater lakes, which is also reflected in the crevasses that seem to literally glow. Crevasses occur when the flow of ice is disturbed. The common reasons for this are different slopes of the

preserving samples of ancient Earth atmospheres

and reassembly

abstract patterns

Columbia Glacier is rapidly retreating—a process that plays a key role in the ongoing formation of these remarkable meltwater features

Geothermal features release sulphur compounds

Rich orange and brown tones

This aerial photography series captures the dynamic tidal landscapes of Alaska

almost graphic interpretation of the landscape—reduced to shape

Exploring a massive iceberg frozen within a glacial lagoon

From a scientific perspective

These natural textures and contrasts reveal the quiet

creating additional layers