Fjord Auroras explores the meeting point between Arctic topography, still water, and shifting celestial light. Centered on the isolated pyramid of Avløysinga and the surrounding fjords, the series studies how auroral activity reshapes spatial perception through reflection, scale, and atmosphere. Mountains remain fixed geometric structures while the sky fractures into drifting bands and descending currents of light. Calm water becomes an active reflective surface where land, sky, and aurora merge into unstable mirrored forms. Across the sequence, restrained nocturnal conditions gradually evolve toward increasingly immersive fields of northern light.
