Queen of the Night
Steel, silver trail
Wrapped Empty
Porcelain
Light residue
Glass
Light storm
Charcoal from an alder tree
A lunar garden is cultivated to beautify the night and comes alive when it gets dark Nightflowers reflect moonlight of white petals and fragrance fills the air.
Over one night, the Queen of the Night spreads her embrace and captures the silver whisper of the Moon At dawn, she faces her head and withers.
In the dark, memory glints and remnants of light hold on to past moments.
In the lunar garden, the queen bows for the night, leaving an empty enveloped in delicate porcelain.
Queen of the Night
Steel, silver solder
Enveloped void
Porcelain
Afterimages
Stained glass
Antilight
Charcoal from an alder tree
A Moon Garden is created for the night and comes alive after dark. Night blooming
flowers reflect moonlight of their white petals, and a heavy scene fills the air.
The Queen of the Night opens her embrace, blooming only for one night, capturing
silver whispers from the moon. Once the night comes to an end she wilts and passes her reign to dawn. In the dark gleams a memory and memories of light hold onto passed moments.
In a Moon Garden the queen bows before the night. Left is a void developed in fragile Porcelain.
Photos: Sisters Lumière
Gunnhildur Halla Ármannsdóttir
Moon Garden
The work in pictures.