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Mineral Matter II.VII Brooke Holm

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Photographed aerially from a small aircraft, Brooke's "Mineral Matter II" series captures the painterly qualities of Iceland's largest glacial rivers to explore humanity's opposing reverence and impact of the land we occupy.


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My work observes the celestial and anatomical body of the Earth through large-scale photography, video and sound. Creating detailed environmental portraits of its elemental features, I focus on the physical body of the Earth, often treated by humankind as we treat any body, with opposing practices of reverence and exploitation. Through these microcosmic studies, it becomes evident that everything is intrinsically connected, “Nature” being an all-encompassing organism to which Humans are deeply entwined. I created these works as a follow up to my original series Mineral Matter, focusing in on Iceland's two largest glacial rivers on the south-west coast. From above, painterly interfolds of watery texture and vibrant spattering sediment create graphic compositions only visible from the sky. The glacial rivers are ever shifting, dynamic and ephemeral, depositing into the Atlantic where fresh water meets salt water.

Brooke Holm

About the Artist

Brooke Holm’s work investigates the unique and complex connections between humans and the natural environment through large-scale photography, video, and sound.

News and Notables
  • Rogers Art Loft Artist in Residence, 2022
  • Award Recipient, The Independent Photographer, 2022
  • Solo exhibition, Ephemera, Sage Culture, 2021