Home Greenland: like the beginning of the world Cruising around Disko Bay, the observation boats slalom between the icebergs, resting their bows on the most accessible of them to impress. Then, because of the submerged ice, the sea suddenly takes on lagoon blue colours.

Cruising around Disko Bay, the observation boats slalom between the icebergs, resting their bows on the most accessible of them to impress. Then, because of the submerged ice, the sea suddenly takes on lagoon blue colours.

What if, rather than capturing the atmosphere of American cities, Edward Hopper had been fascinated by the polar regions? The result might have been scenes like these, melancholy and silent.
Although today's Inuit live in colourful wooden houses that are perfectly insulated from the cold, there are still a few examples of stone and peat huts, where families lived confined throughout the endless winters.
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