Experienced mountaineer Peter Mathis began a dialogue with the Alps at a young age. As a teenager, he was drawn to climbing in the mountains. Today he has a different approach. His pictures cover a broad spectrum, from the powerfully monumental to delicate nature in the smallest format. Regardless of the content, his works convey a certain order.
MOUNTAINS
Strong contrasts and a balanced distribution of weight, fine gradations and harmonious grey from light to
dark... MORE HERE
SNOW
On the surface, snow is nothing more than a white surface consisting of an infinite number of small crystals... MORE HERE
FIRST TRACK
With every jump and every bend, they show a thirst for adventure and passion. Like brushstrokes, they draw lines of elegance and power... MORE HERE
CAPRA IBEX
King of the mountains - or already more? Representative between the material world and a higher spiritual level? Proud thinker or just curious... MORE HERE
FLOWERS
The impressive beauty of the Alps is skilfully staged. Line and form seem to be drawn. Every detail becomes visible and shows how it contributes to the whole... MORE HERE
FOREST
Light and shadow. Every tree bears the marks of the years. The bark tells of storms, growth or calm. Dreams and secrets are hidden in its shadow... MORE HERE
SEA
The sea - endless horizon, waves, spray. The surface sometimes smooth, then rough and wild again. An
eternal song of freedom and longing...MORE HERE
REED
Simple reeds bending in the water. Graphic lines, fine shades of grey and mirror effects lend each picture a kind of calligraphic balance... MORE HERE