A work of art showcases an artist's genius and originality. Their
meticulously finished, time-consuming labour is a remarkable sight for the
observer. Sometimes it takes the form of a unique experience. Artist David
Popa possesses the latter mentioned skills. Paper and cloth are not his
canvases, unlike other artists. Popa paints portraits on enormous chunks of
floating ice in the Baltic Sea, Finland. Each portrait is given life by the 29
year-old by swimming out to the icy Baltic Sea, where he paints them with a
charcoal and soil spray. Each of these photos takes 4 hours to complete