Tarn

Pochoir and silver pigment linocut on BFK Rives paper

38cm x 28cm each

Unique state

Available at Handmark

Artwork photography by Julien Scheffer

Hidden amongst Lutruwita’s high alpine landscapes are tarns — tjörns or ponds in Old Norse — enigmatic bodies of water resting in the stillness of the mountains. Often shrouded in mist or illuminated by the sun, their colours and moods change like gemstones held to the light.

Morning light glistens 

still and full

the tarn holds all

in its quiet lustre.