A L E T S C H N E G A T I V E poster and postcards for a short film by Laurence Bonvin
"It drips, crackles and snaps. The Aletsch is the largest and longest glacier in the Alps – and it is melting. Images of this microcosm symbolise the problems of the macrocosm Earth. Subtle animations toy with the viewer’s perception of time and space and help us visualise the decline of perennial ice. Researchers predict that by the end of this century the glaciers of the Alps will have almost disappeared.
Fragments are all that will remain of the Aletsch." (source)
Fragments are all that will remain of the Aletsch." (source)
photography by Laurence Bonvin
