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Analogue on Paper
70x101in
$38,080
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Tom Jacobi
Germany
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- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Printing : Analogue on Paper , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 48x68.5in
- Edition : 1 / 7
- Artist's proof : 2
About this artwork
Location: Lake Abraham, Canada
Lake Abraham extends over an area of 54 square kilometres, it lies on the edge of Banff National Park. It was still dark as I started walking on it. At that moment the minus 30 degrees Celsius felt as bitterly cold as they sound. The crampons crunched and broke the silence as they bored down into the ice. Although the ice was supposedly up to 30 centimetres thick, I was full of respect for this vast area, shimmering… like an enormous obsidian. The ice under my feet creaked and groaned like an old wooden floor. I could not ignore my feelings of unease. Suddenly, there was a cracking noise as if the ground were about to open up. The sun was just rising when I saw that the ice directly beneath me had split open as far as the horizon. The resulting fissure had given me a tremendous fright, but it made a remarkable subject for a photograph.
The image is also available in a larger format as an edition of 5
Lake Abraham extends over an area of 54 square kilometres, it lies on the edge of Banff National Park. It was still dark as I started walking on it. At that moment the minus 30 degrees Celsius felt as bitterly cold as they sound. The crampons crunched and broke the silence as they bored down into the ice. Although the ice was supposedly up to 30 centimetres thick, I was full of respect for this vast area, shimmering… like an enormous obsidian. The ice under my feet creaked and groaned like an old wooden floor. I could not ignore my feelings of unease. Suddenly, there was a cracking noise as if the ground were about to open up. The sun was just rising when I saw that the ice directly beneath me had split open as far as the horizon. The resulting fissure had given me a tremendous fright, but it made a remarkable subject for a photograph.
The image is also available in a larger format as an edition of 5
Tom Jacobi
Germany
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
Tom Jacobi is a photographer with a rich background in editorial, commercial, and fine art photography, renowned for his global projects capturing sacred sites and nature’s grandeur. He crafts contemplative compositions, primarily in achromatic palettes of grey, white, and bronze, using both pure photography and collage inspired by the fragmentation found in nature. His artworks express a quiet reverence, inviting viewers to pause, reflect, and feel humility before the timeless beauty of our planet.
Tom Jacobi
CRACK CRACK
$22,760
