At the age of 21, the young Belgian photographer Maroeskja Lavigne spent four months driving alone across Iceland, pulled to the stark scenery.
Yet rather than observing a poetic landscape of azure springs and silent snow, Lavigne?s bold, cinematic images tell a tale of an out of the ordinary everyday. White capped mountain mounds bump against villages in a vision more akin to Candyland than Iceland, while half melted snowmen form a small Stonehenge on a soccer field.
Her work will be on exhibit at Jules & Jim Hotel in Paris from from January 25 to March 24, 2016.