Captured in the vast landscapes of Chile during the 2010s, this piece focuses on the center of a glacier as it undergoes its slow, inevitable change. The composition strips away the surrounding horizon to focus on the textures and structural depth of the ice, utilizing a squared orientation that emphasizes the weight and physical presence of the frozen mass. By removing the traditional scale of a wide landscape, the artist invites a closer look at the ridges and shadows that define the glacier’s surface.

The work leans into a minimal aesthetic, where the palette is dictated by the natural blues and whites of the environment. It serves as a document of a specific moment in travel, recording a geological feature that has likely shifted and reshaped itself many times since the shutter was pressed. The result is a grounded study of nature that feels both intimate and immense, focusing on the raw materiality of the earth.