Saype unveils an ephemeral work at the top of the mountains!

Recognized for his monumental and ephemeral frescoes around the world, the French artist Saype has just revealed his latest masterpiece (and not the least...). Entitled “Encordés”, his work is located in Paradiski, in the French Alps, at more than 2,000 meters above sea level. A real logistical challenge! This breathtaking work marks the 20th anniversary of this place considered the third largest ski area in the world. The latter extends over several massifs and offers more than 400 kilometers of slopes.

Composed of two frescoes extending over a monumental area of 1000 m2, the work represents two children uniting their efforts to climb a mountain. Complementary in this ordeal, they unite to challenge the impossible. A beautiful message, symbol of team cohesion, unity and living together, isn't it?

The particularity of the artist? Each of his creations is anchored in an artistic approach that respects the environment. Here typically, the two frescoes present were designed digitally then reconstructed on the snow using 100% natural and ecological paint, based on charcoal. They are therefore designed to degrade naturally, while respecting nature. A work not only full of meaning but also a good gesture for the planet. What more ?


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