Maroesjka Lavigne – Iceland
Posted by Fabio 26 September 2013
Belgium photographer Maroesjka Lavigne spent four months in Iceland, driving on her own through the desolate snow-covered and blossoming landscapes of winter and spring, looking for those moments when colour, light and the subject merge into the perfect image. She self-published this work as a book (200 copies) called ‘ísland’. She is currently living and working in Ghent, Belgium.
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