In a Sea of Light and Ice (Part 2) №1 – Antarctica Print Material:Aluminum Dibond

In a Sea of Light and Ice (Part 2) №1 – Antarctica Print Material:Aluminum DibondArtwork Information In bright sunlight, a glacier can transform into an almost monochrome world. The unyielding light of the sun reflects off the snow and ice, washing out the landscape and creating a sense of stillness and serenity. Without the distraction of bright colors or harsh shadows, the textures and shapes of the glacier become more pronounced, revealing intricate patterns and details that might otherwise go unnoticed. The absence of color

weaving through areas of dark volcanic sand covered in ice

where massive ice formations are illuminated by LED light from a drone

I’m drawn to this time of year

where winter leaves its first visible traces across an otherwise active and shifting terrain

Låtefossen is a twin waterfall

These formations

creating temporary formations that are easy to overlook but rich in detail

The focus lies on form

Without scale or context

It seemed to contradict the disordered leaves and branches of the adjacent forest

but from the air they reveal a breathtaking spectacle of colors and textures—reminiscent of watercolor paintings and constantly in motion

as if the earth is shedding its layers