Obsidian Frost – Iceland Print Material:Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper This series shows aerial photographs

This series shows aerial photographs of the mountain lake Ståvatn in Norway in late June

which can give the ice streams a range of colors

capturing the stark beauty of this remote and fragile environment

On a rainy day

The absence of color emphasizes the sculptural forms and intricate patterns shaped by wind and temperature

Obsidian Frost – Iceland Print Material:Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper This series shows aerial photographsArtwork Information While exploring a half frozen lake in Iceland, I was drawn to the striking contrast between the ice and the dark volcanic sand beneath the surface. The deep, almost black tones gave the ice an unusual appearance, enhancing the intricate patterns of cracks and channels that formed along the floating ice floes. This series focuses on the abstract qualities of the frozen landscape, highlighting the subtle interactions between ice,