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Voice of the iceberg 4 - Endeavour

Joseph Michael and his film-making companions come face-to-face with the heaving splendour of giant icebergs in the waters around the Antarctic Peninsula. Back in New Zealand, they grapple with how to projection map an iceberg onto the exterior of the Auckland War Memorial Museum and how to create a soundscape that blends music with the voices of the icebergs.

Mark Michel, in the boat recording the sounds of the iceberg, is dwarfed by one Lincoln's enormous arches. Photo Joseph Michael

The expedition team during a visit to the Ukranian Vernadsky Base on Galindez Island, Antarctic Peninsula. Photo Joseph Michael

There are a number of Antarctic bases representing different countries on the Antarctic Peninsula. Photo Joseph Michael

Heading out in the small inflatable boat towards the giant iceberg Lincoln. Photo Joseph Michael

Listening to Lincoln. Photo Joseph Michael

Antarctic Peninsula. Photo Joseph Michael

Nick Flyvberg takes a photo from the top of the mast of the team on deck below and a humpback whale in front of the boat. Photo Joseph Michael

Ernest - named after Shackleton - is the iceberg that is being projected onto the Auckland War Memorial Museum. Photo Joseph Michael

An array of large projectors will turn the exterior of the Auckland War Memorial Museum into a digital iceberg. Photo Joseph Michael

A trial run of the iceberg projection onto the Auckland War Memorial Mueusm. Photo Joseph Michael

Urban iceberg. Joseph Michael (left) discusses aspects of the trial projection at the Auckland War Memorial Museum. Photo Joseph Michael

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