Shapes of Ice

I will never forget the emotion I felt when I saw a glacier for the first time. It was my first trip to Iceland: standing in front of the walls of Skaftafell gave me the feeling of being in the presence of an ancient being.
That vision became the starting point for this photographic series, which collects shots from my travels in Iceland and Greenland to poetically represent the melting process of Arctic landscapes. Glaciers and glacial fjords progressively fragment into icebergs until they transform into water, in a riot of marvelous shapes and colors. The mutability of the ice makes each landscape unique and unrepeatable.