I don’t know if the artist Simon Beck is the most cold-resistant artist in the world, because he spends five to nine hours a day along the lakeside of Savoie, France, using snowshoes to create snowflake art step by step. The patterns range from mathematical geometric figures to stunning 3D patterns. Each work is about the size of three football fields, which is amazing.
How long these "snow paintings" can be preserved depends entirely on weather conditions. Of course, unlike the sand paintings on the beach, which disappear without a trace as soon as the waves hit them, every time it snows, Beck You have to redesign the pattern. If the snow is too deep overnight, it will be impossible to complete.
Speaking of the origin of these "snow walking paintings", it is because Becks legs cannot run, and walking on flat snow is the least harmful exercise to the legs, so walking like this creates patterns. , and then, gradually, the reason for his creation was photography, and he even considered buying a better camera. A creation that started from movement and finally evolved into such a spectacular work is indeed worthy of being photographed!
