The North Pole 2009 |
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The Arts in this environment above 89° North is about survival first. Every detail and action must be considered to avoid letting the cold take grip on ones ability. Awareness of the ice is paramount as cracks can appear anytime, and weather is also extreme. |
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![]() North of 89°, #2 |
![]() North of 89°, #3 |
![]() North of 89°, #1 |
![]() North of 89°, #4 |
![]() North of 89°, #7 |
![]() North of 89°, #8 |
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![]() North of 89°, #6 |
![]() North of 89° Ice paintings |
![]() Polar Art Camp |
![]() Pressure Ridges #4 |
![]() Pressure Ridges #3 |
![]() Pressure Ridges #1 |
![]() Polar Sun #1 |
![]() Pressure Ridges #6 |
![]() Opening |
![]() Ice Paintings |
![]() The Dogs |
![]() Pressure Ridges #4 |
![]() Polar Sun #2 |
![]() Pressure Ridges #2 |
![]() GPS 90° N |
![]() Pressure Ridges #5 |
![]() North Pole |
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