Anchorage Museum’s Frozen Forms exhibition explores the influence of Alaska’s winter landscape using snow and ice as a motif, featuring three towering cardboard sculptures which evoke ice crystal topologies, alongside interactive opportunities for children and families exploring the geometry of snow, as seen in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen for the museum.
The main installation was a collaboration between Anchorage Museum and Noa Haim, Founder of Collective Paper Aesthetics, a Netherlands-based architectural design studio specialising in interactive installations using modular cardboard components.
The wider exhibition was designed to be interactive, with opportunities for children and adults to trace and draw their own ice crystals and build their own cardboard structures while learning about ice crystal geometry.
Frozen Forms is open to the public until 6 April 2025 in Anchorage, Alaska.
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