landscapes — VISUALOUNGE

Photographs of Antarctica’s Blue Ice at Eye Level by Julieanne Kost

Julieanne Kost photographed Antarctic icebergs at eye level from the water, catching blue ice under white snow.

Nicolas Bouvier photographs himself as a small figure in vast, misted coastal landscapes.

Chris Koublis photographs isolated landscapes and lone animals — olive groves, pine forests and the sea, shot with deliberate openness.

LA illustrator James R. Eads paints multicoloured, psychedelic scenes that pulse with swirling pattern and a heavy debt to music.

Jorge Mayet's tree sculptures hang in mid-air, a small house on the trunk and a tangle of roots below, built from paper, wire, fabric and acrylics.

Daniel Beltrá photographs landscapes on all seven continents, mostly from airplanes and helicopters, over two decades of work.

Giuseppe Randazzo arranges hundreds of stones into circular fields, a monumental image produced by a computational process.

Buildings float untethered above trees and street lamps in two series by the photographer Rafa Zubiría, born in San Sebastián in 1985.