
Katie Paterson went to Iceland and recorded the sounds of three separate glaciers–Langjökull, Snæfellsjökull, Solheimajökull–and then pressed the dripping noises onto records made from each glacier’s melted (and then re-frozen) ice. She finished by playing the three ice records simultaneously for the two hours it took each to melt. You can listen to one of the recordings here.
Two more stills of the ice records after the break.



