Captured in the vast wilderness of Chile during the 2010s, this piece focuses on the slow, monumental movement of glacial ice. The composition strips away the chaotic scale of the surrounding mountain range to highlight the textures and sharp edges of the ice itself, emphasizing a sense of isolation and stillness. By isolating the glacier against a minimal backdrop, the artist invites a meditation on the physical weight and fragile existence of these frozen giants.

The work functions as a record of a landscape in constant flux. Because glaciers are perpetually changing form, the image serves as a singular witness to a specific geometric arrangement that no longer exists in the same way. The cool tones and horizontal orientation emphasize the expansive, rhythmic nature of the terrain, turning a rugged geological feature into a study of light, shadow, and transient form.