Captured in the Chilean wilderness during the 2010s, this piece focuses on the rugged, translucent textures of a glacier in flux. The composition strips away the vastness of the surrounding mountain range to center on the structural integrity of the ice, emphasizing the deep blues and sharp fractures that define its surface. By utilizing a squared orientation, the work creates a sense of balance that anchors the volatile, melting subject matter.

The photograph functions as a study of environmental movement, recording a specific state of a landscape that no longer exists in this exact form. The minimal approach highlights the raw materiality of nature, inviting a close reading of the ridges and shadows carved by time. It is a travel document that moves beyond mere scenery, focusing instead on the tactile reality of the elements.