Terje Isungset is a talented musician who makes his own instruments out of glacial ice. The Norwegian artist has created and played everything from a trumpet to a guitar.
I applaud Terje Isungset for making functional ice carvings. Too often we see cool ice sculptures that can only be looked at from a distance, but not practically used. Check out the video to see Terje Isungset tearing things up at an all-ice instrument set. Trust me, you don't want to miss this.
What's Driving This Trend
- Glacial Innovations
- Creating and using instruments made from glacial ice opens up a new field of innovation and unique product offerings that could be applied in various areas.
- Sustainable Music-making
- Sustainable and eco-friendly music-making can be a new trend, where instruments are made by repurposing natural resources.
- Ice Instrument Performance
- Performances using ice instruments can create a novel experience for audiences.
Who This Affects Most
- Music
- The music industry can incorporate sustainable materials such as ice to manufacture instruments or decor.
- Tourism
- Designing and creating attractions using glacial ice could be a disruptive innovation for the tourism industry.
- Architecture
- Using glacial ice as a building material can be applied in the construction of unique and sustainable structures, and furniture.
