With her Iceland series, Ulrike Crespo takes on an extraordinary landscape, which has inspired countless travel and art photographers since the 19th century. And yet she succeeds in producing images that depict the breath-taking wealth of colours and forms of this wild island in a completely new way, often in nearly abstract details: turquoise-blue icebergs, black volcanic sand, white foaming waterfalls, mossy green boulders, and sulphur yellow gravel deserts.