Cracked Mud Mosaic №1 – Iceland 4x3-Landscape

Cracked Mud Mosaic №1 – Iceland 4x3-LandscapeArtwork 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

This series captures the interaction between a winding river and a moss-covered terrain in the Icelandic highlands

mirrors the order of atoms

and carbon dioxide are released and form pockets of air which are then trapped in the ice

this series captures the atmosphere of a constantly changing coastline

abstract landscapes that shift and evolve

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

turning familiar forms into abstract compositions

the surfaces reveal intricate textures

releasing fresh molten rock that constantly reshaped the landscape within minutes

The experience is captured in nine photographs

or organic material

this series captures leaves preserved in ice during a cold winter period