Icelandic Landscapes
2018 · 3D Animation
Mud pools and lava rocks are part of the volcanic landscape of Iceland, the island sitting across the constantly widening Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
These are objects collected through photogrammetry, reassembled into a new environment, turned into elastic membranes and made to move by artificial winds. The work was made during a residency at SÍM in Reykjavík.
Rock looks permanent at our speed. Here it is not. The ridge under the island is tearing an ocean apart.
Forest came four years later, starting from a different landscape.
Exhibitions
- Proximity Survey: Group exhibition and residency, SÍM, Reykjavík, Iceland, 2018