Captured in Chile during the 2010s, this piece focuses on the ephemeral nature of glacial formations. The artist strips away the traditional scale of mountain photography to highlight the textures and subtle tonal shifts of the ice, emphasizing how these frozen structures are perpetually changing shape. The composition leans into a Scandi-inspired aesthetic, where the vastness of the landscape is distilled into a clean, rhythmic arrangement of cool hues.

The horizontal orientation emphasizes the breadth of the ice, inviting a sense of stillness that mirrors the cold environment. By focusing on the raw materiality of the glacier, KISSA STUDIO creates a visual dialogue between the permanence of nature and the inevitable passage of time. The result is a grounded, meditative look at a landscape that is as fragile as it is monumental.