Milky Currents №2 – Iceland Greenland

Milky Currents №2 – Iceland GreenlandArtwork Information The jrs river carries milky glacial water laden with fine sediments, eroded from volcanic rocks by the meltwater of Iceland's glaciers. As the river flows toward the ocean, the sediment rich currents mix with mineral deposits, producing a striking contrast between the pale, opaque water and the yellow hues that emerge near the coastline. These mineral laden waters create otherworldly textures and colors, resulting in dynamic,

Wind and snow cover can create bumpy or rough textures

minimalist study of Norway’s Jostedal Valley

In addition to the exciting and multi-faceted textures

built in 1867–1869

compressed snow tracks left by skis and skidoos add another layer of texture

Diamond Beach is located on Iceland’s southern coast

yellow-gold lake

Some formations appeared jagged and angular

with tunnels spacious enough to walk through

The strict linearity of the markings in the ice of a small pond caught my curiosity

these icebergs appear almost disconnected from their origin—shaped by melting

one of Norway’s most iconic waterfalls