Corries II Graeme Chesters layers of volcanic ash and

layers of volcanic ash and its profound beauty

This line and aquatint etching on zinc shows a lone iceberg drifting in the polar ocean

I have explored the stunning Sólheimajökull Glacier on many occasions over the past few years

the view of seemingly endless walls of ice

Intaglio (drypoing/ collagraph) / ink on Hahnemühle 300gsm paper (colour - natural) / hand modified with oil pencil

Corries II Graeme Chesters layers of volcanic ash andA small collagraph print, part of the series of abstract prints exploring the dramatic forms of glacial corries. The imagery is abstracted and stylised, focusing on the jagged, angular geometries that reflect the relentless shaping by ice, wind, and time. Primarily monochromatic, the prints use sharp contrasts, fractured lines, and bold textural relief to evoke the elemental forces that shape these terrains. Variable edition of 4 (Variation 1).