ARTIST STATEMENT
On the volcanic black sand beaches of southern Iceland the fragmented remains of melting glaciers wash onto the shore.
The ice in these miniature icebergs was deposited thousands of years ago in the high mountains and has spent centuries traveling, inch-by-inch, down the long glacial valley to the sea.
Now just hours remain, as melting reveals their internal structure, before their water returns to the ocean to begin the cycle again.
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