According to Hinrichsen, modern society has become increasingly disconnected from nature, and so, her art is there to inspire the reconnection. “My work reflects on environmental concerns and addresses our (humankind’s) relationship to the natural world – as we perceive it and interact with it,” she writes on her website. “To secure a ‘habitat’ for future generations (of our own species as well as others) it is essential that we tune ourselves in with nature and re-gain greater awareness of our planet, understand it better and take better stewardship of it.”

Engaging communities worldwide, her landscape drawing are created using walking pattern systems with snowshoes. Aside from these creations, Hinrichsen also creates other forms of art that include videos, performance art, installations, and situational art, as well as environmental art.

“I believe that through the means of art it is possible to point out the importance of environmental soundness – through speaking to emotion and passion for nature, and through unlocking an ancient sense of freedom and awe,” she explains.

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“I did the car to have fun expressing my creativity on that beautiful day,” – Laprise said.

Before the snow removal crew could even get to the car, the cops pulled in and wanted to ticket it, since parking in the snow removal zone is illegal in Canada.

Imagine their surprise when they discovered that they are trying to issue a ticket to a car made of snow.

They were good sports about it at the end, leaving a note which said: “You made our night!!!”

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Hitting a net filled with snow

A frozen geyser

When it’s so cold the hose water instantly freeze

The perfect snowball

These frozen leaf molds

https://www.instagram.com/p/BdJINssn19w/?tagged=iceleaves

Snow falling off a roof

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According to Hinrichsen, modern society has become increasingly disconnected from nature, and so, her art is there to inspire the reconnection. “My work reflects on environmental concerns and addresses our (humankind’s) relationship to the natural world – as we perceive it and interact with it,” she writes on her website. “To secure a ‘habitat’ for future generations (of our own species as well as others) it is essential that we tune ourselves in with nature and re-gain greater awareness of our planet, understand it better and take better stewardship of it.”

Engaging communities worldwide, her landscape drawing are created using walking pattern systems with snowshoes. Aside from these creations, Hinrichsen also creates other forms of art that include videos, performance art, installations, and situational art, as well as environmental art.

“I believe that through the means of art it is possible to point out the importance of environmental soundness – through speaking to emotion and passion for nature, and through unlocking an ancient sense of freedom and awe,” she explains.

The post The Snow Drawings of Sonja Hinrichsen appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“I did the car to have fun expressing my creativity on that beautiful day,” – Laprise said.

Before the snow removal crew could even get to the car, the cops pulled in and wanted to ticket it, since parking in the snow removal zone is illegal in Canada.

Imagine their surprise when they discovered that they are trying to issue a ticket to a car made of snow.

They were good sports about it at the end, leaving a note which said: “You made our night!!!”

The post Cops Try to Ticket a Car Made of Snow and Internet Can’t Stop Laughing appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Hitting a net filled with snow

A frozen geyser

When it’s so cold the hose water instantly freeze

The perfect snowball

These frozen leaf molds

https://www.instagram.com/p/BdJINssn19w/?tagged=iceleaves

Snow falling off a roof

The post The Most Amazing Snow Videos & Pictures appeared first on MobiSpirit.