Chromatic Flow №2 – Iceland Print Material:Aluminum Dibond

Chromatic Flow №2 – Iceland Print Material:Aluminum DibondArtwork Information Icelands river and seascapes often appear unremarkable from the ground, but from the air they reveal a breathtaking spectacle of colors and texturesreminiscent of watercolor paintings and constantly shifting with the tides, water levels, and flow velocity. This series features the lfus River, one of Icelands largest and most significant waterways. Like many Icelandic rivers, it originates from glacial melt and carries nutrient rich

I’m drawn to this time of year

which can be seen in frozen waters such as this glacial lake in front of Skaftafellsjökull

glacial rivers reach the ocean across wide sand plains—shaping intricate surface patterns through sediment and flow

captured in a brief moment of balance between water and frost

A striking nocturnal exploration of Iceland’s glaciers

I already knew I would have to return one day

earthy tones

Námafjall is a still active volcano that belongs to the Krafla volcanic system

with colder temperatures leading to smoother ice

this series shows snow-covered hills in southern Norway on a clear and sunny day

winter transforms the landscape into something unfamiliar

Even today