Lyn DiCiero speaks with Ross Potter ahead of his solo exhibition, Things That Sleep Beneath the Snow at Rockingham Arts Centre. A result of his month-long residency in Iceland last year, the exhibition reveals the hidden beauty in a predominantly black and white, snow-filled landscape in the far northern Icelandic town of Siglufjörður, where shovelling snow and driving through snowstorms is part of everyday life. "I became fascinated with the way the snow can conceal so much, creating a hidden world. Under these blankets of pure white lay so many forgotten remnants of summer - wonderful little details that became more obvious as the warmer days of April arrived," says Ross. Things That Sleep Beneath the Snow is on show at Rockingham Arts Centre 10am - 4pm Wednesday to Sunday from 31 January until 23 February. Listen on the go with Artoble Podcasts!

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