Glacial Flow Ed. 2 of 100

The framed artwork featured here is a unique, ready-to-hang piece finished in a white box frame.

STORY
A frozen river of time, where light and ice intertwine in an intricate dance of movement and stillness. Swirling patterns etched into the surface whisper the story of shifting temperatures and the silent power of nature’s artistry. Flecks of warmth emerge through the frost, like trapped embers caught in an eternal freeze, defying the cold with a quiet glow.

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Hasselblad Masters Finalist (2026) · Landscape Runner-Up, The Landscape Awards (2026) · Art Winner, Australasia's Top Emerging Photographer (2023) · Held in the Commonwealth Bank and Bendigo Bank collections and private collections across 24 countries.

Dani Watson is a Melbourne fine art photographer, printmaker and educator known for atmospheric Australian landscapes seen from unexpected angles: aerial abstracts of salt lakes, ocean pools and sports courts, landscapes lit by the aurora, and Connection, her multi-award-winning series of glyphs of light drawn over real places at night, created for her Master of Arts.

After twenty years in professional sport as a tennis coach and sport scientist, Dani turned to photography, trained at RMIT and completed a Master of Arts in Photography at Photography Studies College, Melbourne. She has worked alongside Ken Duncan, held her solo exhibition Connection at Captured Gallery in 2024, and is the director of IRID Gallery, a fine art photography gallery working between Melbourne and Sydney.

"A photograph isn't a photograph until it's printed." Every print is an archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine art paper, signed by Dani, with a 5cm printed white border ready for framing. Limited editions come with a certificate of authenticity registered with Art Registry.

Other sizes are available on most works, and commissions are welcome. Please get in touch.