Kötlujökull: Landscape in Transition №3 – Iceland 3x4-Portrait

Kötlujökull: Landscape in Transition №3 – Iceland 3x4-PortraitArtwork Information Ktlujkull is an outlet glacier of Mrdalsjkull in southern Iceland and is largely covered with a thick layer of black ash from previous volcanic eruptions. Ktlujkull is named after the powerful (and still active) volcano Katla, which is partially covered by the Mrdalsjkull glacier.

forming ever-shifting patterns that reflect the dynamic beauty of the landscape

this series focuses on small-scale sand formations shaped by wind and water

The fog adds a sense of isolation

and temperature

offering a glimpse into the ever-changing landscapes sculpted by tidal forces and the quiet resilience of swamplands

Columbia Glacier is rapidly retreating—a process that plays a key role in the ongoing formation of these remarkable meltwater features

The abstract textures and different colors on the ice are created by a combination of natural factors

Glacial meltwater erodes sulphur-rich volcanic rock

From a scientific perspective

But what attracted me most were the yellow flower pollen on the dark and cold lake

and silence

but from the air