Frozen Air №1 – Germany Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: Walnut

Frozen Air №1 – Germany Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: WalnutArtwork Information Captured in the Sachsenwald forest near Hamburg during a cold winter, this series focuses on abstract close up views of frozen air bubbles trapped in puddles and small ponds. Thin layers of ice form delicate structures that reveal subtle variations in shape, depth, and texture. Each frame isolates a fleeting pattern created by freezing temperatures and still water. Without visible context, the images become studies in light and

the subtle movements and transitions are barely visible—but seen from above

almost surreal coloration

flowing lakes and rivers

Photographed in February at around –20 °C

more defined—shaped not by calm

Its source lies in the Hofsjökull glacier

The shape and size of the ice crystals depend on various factors such as temperature

Without a clear sense of scale

with colder temperatures leading to smoother ice

Dramatic light defines the atmosphere: shifting clouds

and the physical characteristics of the ice itself

Dark tones and swirling mist enhance the sense of depth and movement