Antartica is an abstract reflection of a frozen, fragile world. Layers of icy blues, soft whites, and turquoise evoke the vast polar ice fields, while touches of pink and deep blue suggest hidden depths beneath the surface. The composition recalls fractured glaciers and frozen seas, seen as if from above, where stillness and movement coexist.
The painting is created using marble paste, applied thickly and allowed to crack naturally as it dries. These organic fissures become a central visual element, echoing the natural breaking of ice and geological formations. Pigments settle into the cracks, enhancing texture, depth, and a sense of erosion shaped by time.
Antartica captures the quiet power and vulnerability of polar landscapes—beautiful, raw, and constantly on the edge of transformation.
