Geometry of Ice (Part 2) №2 – Germany Iceland

Geometry of Ice (Part 2) №2 – Germany IcelandArtwork Information On a cold winters day in a forest near Hamburg, I noticed a series of deep puddles covered in ice. The sharply defined, geometric patterns stood in stark contrast to the chaotic tangle of leaves and branches nearby. What fascinated me was how this precise structure, visible on an everyday scale, mirrored the ordered arrangement of atomspatterns a billion times smaller. Crystalline regularity connects the microscopic world to the

this series focuses on the black sand beach near Vík

Some are small

What appears delicate and almost biological is shaped entirely by natural processes—brief moments of order in a constantly moving environment

each frame focuses on a small

revealing temporary structures that evoke much larger and more remote environments

Dark silhouettes of ravens occasionally appear on the ice

yet open to interpretation

The deep blues and translucent textures emerge from the darkness

and atmosphere in a landscape shaped by winter and slow transformation

The swamplands near Talkeetna reveal a striking tapestry of meandering channels

which is also reflected in the crevasses that seem to literally glow

captured on a cold winter morning in 2020