In the depths of the ice cathedral stands a second glistening column, formed by slowly dripping meltwater, frozen into a crystalline sculpture. It supports the icy vault above, a temporary pillar in a world in motion.
The ceiling gleams with veined blue ice. Beneath the column, still meltwater flows, smooth as glass. From a distance, cold light enters through the opening, as if from another world.
A place that feels like a chapel within the glacier: silent, mysterious, and fleeting.
This photograph received an honorable mention by the jury of the Swiss Photo Club at the SPC Photo Awards in Zurich, late 2024 and won third place in a photography contest by Expozer.
