Geometry of Ice №2 – Germany Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: Black

Geometry of Ice №2 – Germany Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: BlackArtwork Information The strict linearity of the markings in the ice of a small pond caught my curiosity. It seemed to contradict the disordered leaves and branches of the adjacent forest. The fascinating thing is that this geometry, at an everyday scale, mirrors the order of atoms, which is a billion times smaller. Crystalline regularity links structure at the nanoscale with features at the human scale. There are many molecules that arrange themselves

revealing transient textures within a constantly changing coastal landscape

opaque lake

Captured along Iceland’s southern coast in early winter

shaped by frozen leaves

the scale and presence of the ice felt both fascinating and slightly threatening

The unyielding light of the sun reflects off the snow and ice

almost black tones gave the ice an unusual appearance

Vatnajökull

and atmosphere in a landscape shaped by winter and slow transformation

and interlocking forms shaped by pressure

and other environmental conditions

Icebergs drift almost silently