The Glacier is a work of Natasha Perekhodenko’s collection.

The glacier is the image of those caves that the ice age with the strength of its glaciers have shaped over the millennia. The clash between rocks and water in its most solid form. It seems to enter those fantastic worlds, which the great Icelandic caves make us relive with their fantastic colors. The carved stone that shows the innermost part of itself that contrasts with the transfluence of ice, which is gradually losing its empire, leaving behind signs that will last for millennia.
The theme of Nature returns, so dear to the artist, the wise use of colors and the refraction of light play in an essential way on the visitor’s imagination. There is no dripping of a dying glacier, yet it seems to feel it, that drop that descends with a chronometric ticking. The cold is not perceived, rather an imperceptible evolution that perhaps no one will ever be able to see in its true conclusion.