Lost Islands №1 – Iceland Blue & Violet

Lost Islands №1 – Iceland Blue & VioletArtwork Information Floating in a glacial lagoon, these icebergs appear almost disconnected from their originshaped by melting, rotation, and erosion into surreal, sculptural forms. The vibrant turquoise water contrasts with dark volcanic lines trapped within the ice, created by ash layers from past eruptions. These photographs reveal how layers of time and natural forces leave their markvisible in the structure, coloration, and surface of the ice

glacial landscape

partly exposed—creating a surface that feels more drawn than formed

icebergs take shape through melting

This series highlights the quiet complexity of a coastal landscape in flux

revealing subtle structures that are often overlooked at first glance

where natural processes leave behind structures that resemble maps or organic drawings

where it was possible to get close to the fresh lava flow

This process creates the characteristic appearance of air bubbles trapped in ice

and geological memory

Captured in the Sachsenwald forest near Hamburg

Captured in the Sachsenwald forest near Hamburg during a cold winter

Icebergs drift almost silently