Tidal Glitch №1 – Iceland Framing Options:Aluminum ArtBox: Silver

Tidal Glitch №1 – Iceland Framing Options:Aluminum ArtBox: SilverArtwork Information This series captures aerial views of tidal sand patterns in Iceland, formed as water recedes during low tide. The interaction of currents and sediment creates intricate, ripple like textures, reminiscent of glitch art. These natural formations are constantly reshaped by the shifting tides, offering a striking visual of the ever changing coastal landscape.

both raw and otherworldly in appearance

– Crevasses occur when the flow of ice is disturbed

The images focus on the structure and energy of the waves—formed under dramatic weather conditions and shaped by wind

the images become studies in light and transparency—quiet and minimal compositions shaped by natural processes on a small scale

In this area

capturing the silent presence of these ancient ice giants

I already knew I would have to return one day

At the edge of an Icelandic glacier

shaped by light

low temperatures

Much of the shoreline is frozen over

These formations exist only briefly