Geometry of Ice (Part 2) №1 – Germany Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: Walnut

Geometry of Ice (Part 2) №1 – Germany Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: WalnutArtwork 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

Their intricate ridges and channels spark the imagination

the subtle movements and transitions are barely visible—but seen from above

it interacts with the underlying landscape

The result is a minimalist

These unique colors are a result of the fine silt and minerals carried by the melting glaciers

abstract landscapes that shift and evolve

chalk-white stream flows into a still

This series features Sandvatn

An atmospheric study of Norway’s forest floor

and mineral content

not far from the glacier Langjökull

where colors take on an unexpected intensity