Jörmungandr
Desolation left by Ragnarök's slain assailant.
Snýsk Jörmungandr í jötunmóði. (V:50)
17h — 21M faces








Jötunnsdràp
Strength enough to make a giant bend. A cinematic composition depicting man's victory over the giant, exaggerating physical tension, large-scale distortion, and brute force.
Hló Hlórriða hugr í brjósti,
er harðhugaðr hamar um þekði;
Þrym drap hann fyrstan, þursa dróttin,
ok ætt jötuns alla lamði.
(Þ:31)
4h — 3M faces
Lyfjaberg
The mountain that heals what it does not forgive. A work exploring a majestic atmosphere and natural environment, solitude, and redemption.
Lyfjaberg þat heitir, en þat hefir lengi verit
sjúkum ok sárum gaman;
heil verðr hver, þótt hafi árs sótt,
ef þat klífr, kona.
(F:31)
6h — 2M faces
The Map
What's carved into the land outlives the hand. A combination of various unique objects, each interacting with the others through the use of light that sets them apart from one another.
Deyr fé, deyja frændr,
deyr sjálfr it sama;
ek veit einn at aldri deyr:
dómr um dauðan hvern.
(H:77)
3h — 300k faces
The Coin
Worth enough to outlive whoever holds it. A reconstruction of a frame from the opening sequence of Vikings, focusing on the historical recreation of Viking Age currency in Scandinavia and its presentation within an immersive atmosphere.
Þat skal gull, er Gustr átti,
brœðrum tveim at bana verða,
ok ǫðlingum átta at rógi —
mun míns fjár mangi njóta!
(R:5)
5h - 2M faces
Dagar Eru Taldir
What's counted still gets spent. A work titled “The Calm After the Storm,” focusing on the stylized depiction of light reflections on aquatic environments and the relationship between a single subject and a chaotic environment.
5h - 300kfaces
God Complex
The halo doesn't ask permission to fall. A sculpture that combines religious symbolism, intricate detail, and a divine atmosphere, captured in a grotesque yet austere play of light.
6h - 11M faces











Valley of the End
A stylized reconstruction of the final fight in Naruto Shippuden at The Valley of the End. Work that focuses more broadly on highly detailed sculpture and stylized visual effects
22h — 33M faces
Hrævöllr
Every red field was once called ground. The dominance of a single man, scaling a mountain strewn with terror and shrouded in a devastating atmosphere.
6h — 12M faces
















Grieving Baldr
The gods wept, and the world kept turning without him. An interpretation of Baldr's death and the events that followed his funeral, focusing on mourning, silence, and the contrast between human fragility and divine grandeur.
Ek sá Baldri, blóðgum tívur,
Óðins barni, örlög fólgin:
stóð um vaxinn, völlum hæri,
mjór ok mjök fagr, mistilteinn.
(V:31)
12h — 11M faces













Insanity
The illustration of identity crisis, representing hatred at the bottom, wrath's duality at the center, malice right below, wisdom at the top right, and transcendence at the top left. Work that focuses almost entirely on organic raw sculpture, with an extreme level of detail and precision.
5h — 47M faces