Littoral Studies - Lofoten Coast
Along the Lofoten coast, the distinction between ground and reflection, enclosure and openness, is often less stable than it first appears. These photographs approach the shore as a place where perception must continually adjust its measure. Close attention to small spaces coexists with an awareness of immense surroundings, while signs of habitation bring human proportion into a landscape that cannot be understood through that proportion alone.
Stone Mirrors
Tidal Basin
Concentrated Forces
Horizon of Light
Residual Light
Suspended Waters
Held in Reflection
Arctic Littoral
Measured Against Stone
The Passage and Beyond
Arctic Stillness
Frozen Structures