Where Rivers End №2 – Iceland Framing Options:Unframed

Where Rivers End №2 – Iceland Framing Options:UnframedArtwork Information Photographed in the Icelandic highlands, this series shows the dry remains of braided river systemsshaped by erosion, sediment, and seasonal meltwater. As the flow recedes, complex networks of channels and textures emerge, forming abstract patterns across the landscape. Without a clear sense of scale, the images appear detached from location or orientation. They reduce the terrain to form and direction, where natural processes

a large lake situated in the Icelandic highlands

and directional forms embedded in earth and sand

They are referred to as 'braided river systems' because they resemble an intricate weave of patterns

Like many rivers in Iceland

The interaction of currents and sediment creates intricate

The shape and size of the ice crystals depend on various factors such as temperature

rust-red swirls of pollen

untouched landscape

This series highlights the Kachemak Bay's distinct turquoise and emerald hues

Captured on a winter morning at the black sand beach near Vík í Mýrdal

Like many Icelandic rivers

A temporary composition shaped by geology