Cracked Mud Mosaic №2 – Iceland 4x3-Landscape reveal the natural rhythms of

reveal the natural rhythms of these ever-changing environments

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

where jagged peaks and steep ridges emerge from the ice

trapped air bubbles

The deep blues and translucent textures emerge from the darkness

Cracked Mud Mosaic №2 – Iceland 4x3-Landscape reveal the natural rhythms ofArtwork Information The Hverir geothermal area at the foot of Mount Nmafjall is located in the northeast of Iceland, on the east side of Lake Mvatn. Nmafjall is a still active volcano that belongs to the Krafla volcanic system. In this area, there are numerous smoking fumaroles and boiling mud pots surrounded by bright yellow sulfur crystals. The cracks in the mud are formed due to the expansion and contraction of the mud caused by the heating and