In this black-and-white photographic work, entitled "Glacier: Déséquilibre" ("Glacier: Unbalance"), Thomas Crauwels plunges us into the depths of a tormented glacier. The image is detailed and precise, revealing an icy structure that seems frozen in transformation, offering a Powerful evocative picture.

The striking contrast between light and shadow amplifies the sense of movement and instability. The glacier's sharp, irregular shapes appear like ephemeral sculptures, shaped by the natural elements with brute force. Every crevice, every fissure expresses a palpable tension, a restrained energy ready to be released. The icy textures are highlighted by subtle light, which gently caresses the snowy surfaces while accentuating the deep shadows. This subtle interplay delicately illuminates the fractured summits the glacier, while hinting at the abyss between them.

This photograph bears witness to a precarious equilibrium, reminding us of the vulnerability of these ice giants in the face of climatic upheaval. Through this abstract representation of the glacier, Thomas Crauwels reminds us of the fragile beauty of nature and the urgent need to preserve this endangered natural heritage. "Glacier: Déséquilibre" is an invitation to contemplate the silent force of nature, and to meditate on our own impact in the face of its imposing yet delicate grandeur.