Trångsund, 2 Mars 2011. The first nixoglyph in a while now. It is a snow angel.
Swedish Nixoglyphs
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Farsta, 13 Feb 2011. A very nice and complex snow angel.
Farsta, 13 Feb 2011. A “LOL”, plain and simply.
Skogås, 12 Feb 2011. First nixoglyph in a while. It has snowed, melted, snowed and melted again. Not very good conditions for carvings in snow.
Tufan, sounds a bit foreign to me.
Stockholm, 25 Jan 2011. Someone (maybe Alex?) thinks that Manox is lovely.
Stockholm, 25 Jan 2011. Someone thinks Alex is a lovely person.
Skogås, 13 Jan 2011. Train station. Night. What is it supposed to look like?
Skogås, 8 Jan 2011. Train station. It doesn’t really say so exactly, but i think it’s supposed to be a new year message to Amanda.
Stockholm, 4 Jan 2011. Penises is a very common and popular thing to make nixoglyphs of.
Stockholm, 3 Jan 2011. It looks like trolls.
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Nix (or Nivis) is latin for Snow. Glyph is greek for "carved or inscribed symbol". So the word "nixoglyph" means: Carvings in snow (or at least it should mean that).
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