Captured in the 2010s, this piece focuses on the rugged surfaces and deep shadows of a glacier in Chile. By isolating the ice against a simple composition, the artist emphasizes the physical presence of the landscape, highlighting the ridges and crevices formed by centuries of movement. The square orientation anchors the viewer’s focus on the raw material of the ice, stripping away the horizon to create an intimate encounter with a massive geological force.

There is a profound sense of stillness in this work, even as it depicts a subject defined by constant change. The photography leans into a minimal aesthetic, allowing the natural gradients of blue and white to speak for themselves without unnecessary embellishment. It serves as a grounded record of a specific moment in the life of a glacier, inviting a meditative look at the textures of the southern hemisphere's frozen wilderness.