Braided Currents — aerial view of Icelandic braided rivers, turquoise meltwater flowing across bronze riverbeds.
Braided Currents — framed in alder brown floating wood frame on a warm wood shelving feature wall.
Braided Currents — framed in black floating wood frame in a sleek gallery corridor.
Braided Currents — framed in natural oak floating wood frame in a modern window display with charcoal surround.
Braided Currents — framed in walnut floating wood frame in a minimalist studio corner with ladder lamp
Braided Currents — framed in white floating wood frame above a bright sofa by tall windows.
Braided Currents — aerial view of Icelandic braided rivers, turquoise meltwater flowing across bronze riverbeds.
Braided Currents — framed in alder brown floating wood frame on a warm wood shelving feature wall.
Braided Currents — framed in black floating wood frame in a sleek gallery corridor.
Braided Currents — framed in natural oak floating wood frame in a modern window display with charcoal surround.
Braided Currents — framed in walnut floating wood frame in a minimalist studio corner with ladder lamp
Braided Currents — framed in white floating wood frame above a bright sofa by tall windows.

Braided Currents

from $350.00

Captured from above Iceland’s highlands, this aerial reveals the vast sweep of glacial meltwater as it braids and unbraids across the land. Unlike the dense geometry of Fractured Veins, here the rivers open wide, flowing in parallel ribbons of turquoise and ochre.

It is a study in scale and perspective: the same forces of ice and time, but seen in their broader expanse. Patterns that appear fleeting on the ground become enduring design from the air — water carving, erasing, and re-drawing the surface in continual motion.

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Captured from above Iceland’s highlands, this aerial reveals the vast sweep of glacial meltwater as it braids and unbraids across the land. Unlike the dense geometry of Fractured Veins, here the rivers open wide, flowing in parallel ribbons of turquoise and ochre.

It is a study in scale and perspective: the same forces of ice and time, but seen in their broader expanse. Patterns that appear fleeting on the ground become enduring design from the air — water carving, erasing, and re-drawing the surface in continual motion.

Location: Central Highlands, Iceland
Photographed: August 2021
Edition: Limited to 50 per size with COA
Print: Fujicolor Crystal Archive Glossy Paper

Medium: 24W x 36H inches
Large: 30W x 40H inches
XL: 36W x 48H inches
Frame Type: Floating Wood Frame
Frame Depth: 1.14 inch
Frame Width: 0.6 inches, 0.26 inch Shadow Gap