Ocean Blues №3 – Antarctica Print Material:Acrylic Glass

Ocean Blues №3 – Antarctica Print Material:Acrylic GlassArtwork Information Photographed during the crossing of the Drake Passage aboard the sailing ship Bark Europa, this series captures brief moments of ocean movement on a day that was unusually calm for these waters. The wave formations, shaped by wind and current, appear more sculptural than chaotic. Fast shutter speeds isolate the structure and energy of the sea, revealing forms full of tension just before or during the moment of breaking. These

icebergs take shape through melting

These crevasses

which can be seen in frozen waters such as this glacial lake in front of Skaftafellsjökull

Låtefossen is a twin waterfall

Dark tones and subtle details highlight nature’s quiet transformations

along with the contrast between ice and dark water

it will cascade down the mountains toward the ocean

Thin layers of ice cover the surface

due to the presence of volcanic ash

and strangely present

depending on the tides or the water level and flow velocity of the rivers

eroded from volcanic rocks by the meltwater of Iceland's glaciers