Rooted in northern landscapes, the collection explores natural ice structures. Each piece contains an internal sculptural form — a small glacier or stalagmite — that becomes submerged when the glass is filled. As the liquid lowers, the form gradually emerges, like a small iceberg touched by the shifting surface.

The collection is inspired by northern landscapes, and different forms of snow and ice. It is a reinterpretation of my roots and winter memories, of their visual silence, but also of their inherent instability. From there, I explore the natural structures of ice as forms in transformation, with a sensitivity towards nature.

— Ania de Rohas