Rivers of Iceland II | Iceland tavlor absolute black sand - gives

absolute black sand - gives this image a graphic intensity that works in spaces where strong contrast is the intention

are reduced to two small bright shapes against an expanse of water so dark it reads almost black

The deep red and mineral white palette makes this one of the most distinctive images in the collection - strong enough to anchor a room on its own

The image works as architectural abstraction - the palette is limited to grey tarmac

turquoise in every direction

Rivers of Iceland II | Iceland tavlor absolute black sand - gives[short_description] From a Cessna above Iceland's volcanic highlands, glacial meltwater threads across rust red rhyolite and vivid moss green in pale branching channels the colour range of the rock and the water together producing something closer to an oil painting than an aerial photograph. Open edition Aerial fine art by Tobias Hgg 210g natural white art paper, matte finish [ short_description] [product_description] Iceland's volcanic highlands are