Glacier is not a representation of landscape, but a condensation of time. Layering becomes a material memory in which pressure,... Read More
Glacier is not a representation of landscape, but a condensation of time. Layering becomes a material memory in which pressure, erosion, and transformation remain inscribed. The surface appears as the visible part of a body whose history continues to exist, concealed within the material. The surface conceals more than it reveals.
