Eismeer №2 – Iceland Portugal

Eismeer №2 – Iceland PortugalArtwork Information Captured in February along Icelands southern coast, this series shows large sheets of ice resting along the banks of a glacial river. The frozen surfaces appear fractured and layeredsome with sharp, geometric edges, others shaped by irregular tension and natural erosion. Amid the subdued tones, a few ice formations stand out with an intense, almost glowing bluerevealing their density and age. Despite their stillness, the

Their intricate ridges and channels spark the imagination

the swirling formations resembled Jupiter’s cloud bands

where massive ice formations are illuminated by LED light from a drone

Always feels a little like a real discovery

the landscape feels less like a place and more like a state—defined by distance

flowing lakes and rivers

As we began the return journey across the Drake Passage toward Argentina

they reveal a captivating array of colors and textures—reminiscent of a living watercolor painting

and atmosphere in a landscape shaped by winter and slow transformation

the ice expands

This series highlights the Kachemak Bay's distinct turquoise and emerald hues

often concealed beneath a layer of snow