Édition 2012, No 8, octobre 2011.

Hommage aux frères de Limbourg.

I visited this area  on a very clear sunny day. The silence, the vividness of the colours, were something to remember.

fumerolles, solfatares et diverses marmites de boue; et dans l’air une très forte odeur de soufre

I was  fascinated by the fantastically drawn clouds.

aquarelle

watercolour on paper / aquarelle

Siglufjordur, le 10 septembre 2011

…
what disappears
remains standing still
behind lines, hands and fragments
never ceases to exist
…
Adalsteinn Asberg Sigurdsson in Black Sky translated from the Icelandic

somewhere there is you
who listens…
Adalsteinn Asberg Sigurdsson in Black Sky,

« Mountains are the strongest sculptures on Earth. As stable as they are, their look is ever changing through the day: the shadows in the ravines; the subtle grey nuances of moses and lichens become more vivid after showers of rain; the large blankets of snow change shape as the warm southern wind melts them. »

in Waiting for the South Wind by Valgardur Egilsson

an inspiring and tranquil place to work in Siglufjordur.