Glacier River #1 - Volcanic Vibrations

A part of a special editions print series on Iceland Glacier Rivers a 8 year fascination that has manifested itself in this body of work. These are one of a kind pieces of art meant to make a statement!

TITLE: Volcanic Vibrations, c. 2016

Aerial photograph of braided rivers are known for their non conforming shapes and patterns in Iceland. Only 1 Volcanic Vibrations in existence.

STORY: "The mighty Thjorsa river ( Þjórsá )is Iceland's longest river at 230 kilometers. It's named after Thjorsarhraun, a lava field  that flowed some 7800 years ago and was one of the greatest postglacial holocene flows in the world. It is located in the south of the island, its source, the glacier Hofsjökull. It flows out through narrow gorges in the highlands of Iceland carrying with it glacial sediment as it mixes with blooms of native agriculture. As it nears the river mouth it's depth thins, revealing shallow sandbars and tiny islands. " - Chris B

SIZE: 60” x 40”

PRICE: $7,8000 USD

MATERIALS: Digital C-Print on archival cotton rag. Front mounted on museum plexiglass with anodized aluminum backing.