Preserve Glaciers, Support Art

These photographs are more than art — they are witness to a vanishing world. As Iceland’s glaciers retreat at an alarming pace, I’m committing 20% of all print sales to the Iceland Nature Conservation Association (INCA), who fight to protect Vatnajökull and Iceland’s fragile landscapes. The remainder helps sustain me as an artist, making it possible to continue creating and sharing work that brings awareness to our changing planet. By collecting a print, you’re preserving both the art and the ice it represents.

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Glaciers on the Edge: A Limited Edition Fundraiser

Dear friends, family, and colleagues,

I’ve just returned from Iceland, where I spent a week photographing the glaciers of the southeast coast and Vatnajökull ice cap. It was a long-held dream come true — and also a sobering experience. These glaciers are retreating faster than I imagined, and witnessing their fragility firsthand has deepened my commitment to using photography as a way to document, preserve, and spark action.

From this expedition, I’ve created a special folio of limited-edition prints. Twenty percent of all sales will be donated to the Iceland Nature Conservation Association (INCA), the organization that helped establish Vatnajökull National Park and continues to fight for the protection of Iceland’s glacial landscapes. The remainder covers the costs of the journey and sustains me as an artist, allowing me to keep making work that brings attention to our changing planet.

This is the first time I’ve launched a fundraiser through my own art, and I’m excited to invite you to take part. By collecting one of these prints, you’re not only bringing home a piece of Iceland’s disappearing ice — you’re directly supporting its preservation.

With gratitude and inspiration,
Robert