There is a stillness in Jotunheimen that feels eternal, as if time slows down and everything becomes more clear. Being there made me notice the small things: the sharp edges of a ridge, the crisp air, the way silence carries its own weight. The landscape felt ancient, yet familiar, shapes I’ve seen before, but that reveal something new each time. I wanted the images to hold that same presence, letting the clothes speak for themselves, shaped by the landscape rather than standing apart from it. The clothes became part of the dialogue: quiet forms meeting a powerful landscape, both stripped back, both timeless in their own way, both revisiting the familiar and interpreting it anew.
— Ida Fiskaa
PHOTOGRAPHY: IDA FISKAA
STYLING: MARIA FUHRE
MAKE: JENS WIKER
FILM: OKTAWIAN GORNIK
