A new milestone: Winning First Place at IPA Awards
I’m beyond proud to share that my photographic self-portrait series The Mystery of Hrafndís, created in Iceland, has been awarded First Place at the IPA Awards. Judged by an incredible panel including David Clarke (Head of Photography at Tate), Amy Salzman (Senior Art Producer at Saatchi & Saatchi NY), Paris Chong (Gallery Manager at Leica Gallery LA), and Collier Brown (Photography Critic, Harvard University), the competition had over 13,000 entries from 120 countries — and this project made it to the very top.
But the journey doesn’t stop there:
GOLD — EPA European Photography Awards
GOLD — PX3 · Prix de la Photographie Paris
Honorable Mention — ND Awards
I can’t describe how proud I am of this milestone. What started as an inner dialogue with nature, myth, and self has taken on a life of its own — and The Mystery of Hrafndís is still not finished. There is more to come. Thank you to everyone who’s walked with me on this path, to everyone who believes in me and give me support!
Interested in Limited Edition Prints of this series? Next you have the direct links to the artworks where you can read more information about them and see the available sizes of each.
Limited edition fine art print for collectors and galleries. Produced on RC Photo Lustre Premium 310gr fine art paper (just smallest size) or Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta 325gr art paper (other two largest limited editions). Printed using an art printing system: Fine Art Inkjet, Mineral pigments, K3 Ultrachrome. Each piece of artwork is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, signed by hand. Certificate of Authenticity with unique and personal embossed stamp. The artist reserves the right to produce up to two Artist Proofs for each artwork in addition to the edition sizes listed. Prints are shipped unframed.
Editions:
Limited to 25 in 30x30cm.
Limited to 5 in 50x50cm.
Limited to 3 in 100x100cm.
All dimensions including borders of 2 cm.