“In Between: Iceland” is a series about a liminal space born from my own state of transition. I didn’t realize it then, but I traveled to Iceland already intuitively sensing that I was between two worlds: the one slowly being released, and the one only beginning to take shape. Because of that, Iceland becomes not only a landscape, but an inner threshold - a place where the strangeness of the outer world echoes an internal fracture.

This space feels like a cosmic zone where time slows down, forms grow harsher, and you are left alone with yourself. It is precisely in this “in-between” - between ice and fire - that a new state begins to emerge.

The series captures the feeling of no longer being there, yet not quite here - when the former world fades into mist and the new one only starts to reveal itself.

Like an unexpected shift of light across a landscape, the transitional space sometimes brings forth what you were not looking for at all - yet it is precisely such moments that begin to change the direction. Iceland becomes a ritual of passage, a place where inner fractures mirror the sharpness and the softness of the outer terrain in equal measure.

Archival pigment print on professional satin finish fine art photo paper, using archival pigment inks to ensure exceptional color accuracy, stability, and longevity.

Each print is individually signed numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

The frame is not included.

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