Eismeer №1 – Iceland Iceland

Eismeer №1 – Iceland IcelandArtwork Information Captured in February along Icelands southern coast, this series shows large sheets of ice resting along the banks of a glacial river. The frozen surfaces appear fractured and layeredsome with sharp, geometric edges, others shaped by irregular tension and natural erosion. Amid the subdued tones, a few ice formations stand out with an intense, almost glowing bluerevealing their density and age. Despite their stillness, the

influenced by various factors such as temperature

turning simple beach details into quiet compositions

like floating fragments of a distant planet

with traces of snow still clinging to their surfaces

Encased in organic matter

and impurities in the water

At ground level

Ice crystals are formed when water molecules bond together in a specific pattern during the freezing process

Vatnajökull

blurring the line between natural formation and artistic creation

With no vegetation to soften the scene

The monochrome approach highlights the rocks while adding a slightly mysterious character to the series