Five years ago, an expedition to Antarctica changed my life. Now, the ice is calling me back, and I'm inviting you to co-produce the next chapter of discovery.
The goal is simple: to merge art and science by documenting life at the edge of the world.
For ten days, I’ll live and work with a research team on King George Island, not as a tourist, but as a photographer in the field.
This is a Return to the Ice: Antarctica 2025.
A rare opportunity to co-create a body of work that preserves the beauty, the science, and the stories of a vanishing world. I’ve already secured over 20% with the early support of Scott Kominers, Loada, and [Name 3].
My first expedition to Antarctica, though brief, yielded five years of creative work. It proved that even a short time on the ice can produce a lifetime of art and impact.
This return is different. It is a deeper, more focused mission. With ten full days on an active research base, the potential to create a significant, multi-year body of work is immense. This expedition is the start of that new chapter.
Antarctica is changing at an alarming rate. This is a critical moment to document its vanishing diversity, and your support makes this urgent work possible.
Each tier is an invitation to co-produce this work and receive exclusive art from the expedition.
$3,500+
(Only 3 spots available)
$2k+
For those who want to be deeply connected, moving the vision from idea to a dance on the ice.
$1k+
Become a co-producer of a first of its kind expedition. Your support powers every critical moment, commissioning the art that will come from it.
And yes, every single supporter gets a handwritten postcard from the bottom of the world!
As a thank you for your continued support, if you have collected my 1/1 work and support this project at the Penguin Path, you will be automatically upgraded to the full Shackleton Tier.
This expedition is the next step in a long term mission to photograph the world before it loses its diversity. Your support helps continue this multi-year project documenting the human stories and wild places that are still off the beaten path.
For years, I've worked at the intersection of art, conservation, and technology. My work, created with my web3 community, has donated over $200k to nonprofits and reached a global audience. Antarctica 2025 continues this mission: building a visual archive of our planet’s disappearing frontiers with collectors who care about legacy.
$80k+
Total Primary Sales
$250k+
Donated to Non Profits
1000+
Unique Art Collectors
Work featured by BBC Earth, National Geographic, and the United Nations.
Recognized by Morgan Stanley and serve on the TIMEPieces Council.
Named a Top 100 Emerging Artist by HUG (curated by experts from MoMA, Christie's, & The Shed). A top 10 trending artist on SuperRare, a top trending collection on Objkt, and exhibited in top galleries and institutions worldwide, including Artcrush and a museum in Mexico.
"You don't make a photograph just with a camera..."
This funding goal is the investment that brings the next chapter of the project to life. All logistics for the December expedition must be finalized by early November, making this a time sensitive opportunity to join as a co-producer and help shape a body of work from the start.
Dec 2025: King George Island, Antarctica
Ten full days working alongside a research team, studying wildlife, glaciers, and the climate itself.
Jan to Feb 2026: Curation & Private Selection
Post expedition review, editing, and one on one selection sessions with patrons.
Feb 2026: Art & Journal Airdrop
Your collected art and the final expedition journal are delivered.