Blue Scars №4 – Norway Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: White

Blue Scars №4 – Norway Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: WhiteArtwork 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

icebergs take shape through melting

The bright

As the hot geothermal water rises to the surface and cools down

What usually blends into the forest becomes isolated

and visual rhythm

which even started moving due to the drone's rotors

Iceland’s river and seascapes are often inconspicuous from the ground

The otherworldly landscape and the unique wildlife I encountered left an impression I may never fully comprehend

What appears minimal at first glance reveals a complex interaction between sources—captured in a brief moment before the waters fully merge

the lake presents a fleeting interplay of seasonal contrasts: fragments of winter ice drift across the surface

ice flows drift across the surface of the river

and subtle color variations of blue and turquoise create abstract compositions