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Undulation, De Quervain Havn,
Greenland
2016
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 1/5
Relics, Isfjorden,
Norway
2015
Pigment Print
122 x 162.7 cm
Edition 1/5
Seascape, Greenland Ice Sheet
2016
Pigment Print
122 x 162.7 cm
Edition 2/5
Permutations, Arctic Ocean, 11:04 PM, 89 degrees N
2015
Pigment Print
122 x 162.7 cm
Edition 1/5
Silt and Ice, De Quervain Havn,
Greenland
2016
Pigment Print
122 x 162.7 cm
Edition 1/5
Meltwater, Greenland Ice Sheet
2016
Pigment Print
122 x 162.7cm
Edition 1/5
Reaching Out,
De Quervain Havn, Greenland
2016
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 1/5
Ultraviolet Shapes,
Disko Bay, Greenland
2016
Pigment Print
122 x 162.7 cm
Edition 1/5
Vibrations, Isfjorden,
Norway
2015
Pigment Print
122 x 162.7 cm
Edition 1/5
Snow Patterns, Svalbard,
Norway
2015
Pigment Print
122 x 162.7 cm
Edition 1/5
The Arctic Melt, Greenland Sea,
Arctic Ocean, 4:48 PM, 79 degrees N
2015
Pigment Print
122 x 162.7cm
Edition 1/5
Snow Folds,
Scott Base Pressure Ridges
2012
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 1/5
Ridge Configurations,
Cape Crozier
2012
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 1/5
Snow Grains,
South Pole
2012
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 2/5
Polygons,
Lake Vanda
2012
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 1/5
Cape Crozier
2012
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 1/5
Canada Glacier,
Lake Hoare
2012
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 1/5
Tyndall Figures,
Lake Hoare
2012
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 1/5
Crystalline Deposits,
Lake Vanda
2012
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 1/5
Ultraviolet Reflections,
Scott Base Pressure Ridges
2012
Pigment Print
122 x 183 cm
Edition 1/5
Since 1998, Diane Tuft has travelled the world taking photographs that capture the sublime and surreal effects of climate change on our environment. She has always been fascinated by how environmental factors shape the Earth’s landscape, and capturing this through her camera has been a guiding principle in her work. Born and raised in the United States, Diane Tuft exhibits and lectures at institutions across the globe.
Her work is included in esteemed collections such as the Whitney Museum of American Art; Nevada Museum of Art; International Center of Photography; and Parrish Art Museum, as well as many private collections. Tuft’s previous publications include UNSEEN: Beyond the Visible Spectrum (2009); Gondwana: Images of an Ancient Land (2014) and The Arctic Melt: Images of a Disappearing Landscape (2017). Tuft is also an award-winning director and producer of multiple short films, including Coastal Requiem (2019). She lives and works in New York City.