On April 15, 2012
“I have been to the Uttermost North, a place to which I have long been drawn. I swam in a lagoon the color of blue milk with drifting

Copyright © 2012 by Rebekka Gudleifsdottir
mists floating above its surface, felt my heart leap in joy at the sight of mighty breakers crashing on a remote black beach at the top of the world, trod upon an ancient glacier, traversed moonscapes of breathtaking beauty, walked up a small mountain, and visited an islet by boat for the lighting of a peace tower that hurled beams of blue light into the obsidian infinity
of the night sky. The place was Iceland, and it has left me with a ceaseless longing that only a return can quell.”
Our travel feature on Iceland, compellingly illustrated with the drop-dead
gorgeous photography of Iceland’s own Rebekka Gudleifsdottir, can be found at: https://artsforum.ca/travel