Tidal Glitch №2 – Iceland Norway Seen from a short distance

Seen from a short distance

The images challenge perception

The photographs highlight the contrast between geothermal heat and surface frost—two opposing forces briefly coexisting in the same landscape

depending on the tides or the water level and flow velocity of the rivers

Without the distraction of bright colors or harsh shadows

Tidal Glitch №2 – Iceland Norway Seen from a short distanceArtwork Information This series captures aerial views of tidal sand patterns in Iceland, formed as water recedes during low tide. The interaction of currents and sediment creates intricate, ripple like textures, reminiscent of glitch art. These natural formations are constantly reshaped by the shifting tides, offering a striking visual of the ever changing coastal landscape.