In the heart of deep winter, when most people are trying to stay warm, Yogoman is out on the ice doing the exact opposite: cutting it, shaping it, and stacking it into something no one expects. He shapes ice the way others shape clay. His hands know exactly how cold behaves, how it carries weight, how it locks itself, how it gets stronger the harsher the weather turns.
And with that instinct, he attempts something outrageous even by Arctic standards: a fully livable, two-story ice dome built from blocks sliced straight out of a frozen lake.
This project becomes a hybrid of survival engineering and frozen art. It is part endurance, part sculpture, part pure technical virtuosity. Every block he lifts, every arch he closes, every thermal decision he makes pushes the build further from “igloo” and closer to “ice architecture.”
Out here, in the middle of the snowy silence, Yogoman proves that winter isn’t a threat or a limitation: it’s the raw material for his masterpiece.
YOGOMAN
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