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Celestial Signs

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Celestial Signs

Moments when the sky transforms the landscape.

Celestial Signs brings together rare events in which light, weather and landscape briefly take on a shared form: a double rainbow over Flims, mountain shadows in the clouds around the Tschingelhörner, lenticular clouds over Patagonia, openings of light above water and the aurora over a northern landscape. None of these events can be planned or repeated.

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Double rainbow over Flims against dark clouds

Still After

Flims, 2023. A double rainbow opens over Flims. In five years of work in this region, this moment of light occurred only once.

Red-lit mountain ridge and rock towers shortly before sunset

Fire on the Horizon

Schäfler, Alpstein, 2024. Shortly before sunset, the cloud cover opens at the horizon. The last sunlight turns the ridge and rock towers red. Moments later, the sun has set.

The Tschingelhörner peaks are visually reflected in a homogeneous layer of clouds.

Echo of Stones

Tschingelhörner, Flims-Sardona, 2025. Clouds above the peaks catch their shadows. Each summit repeats its shape in the mist. For a short time, the ridge appears twice.

Northern Lights are reflected in the lake behind dark mountain silhouettes

Skylight Veil

Iceland, 2023. The northern lights are reflected in a lake. Mountain silhouettes separate sky and water.

Lenticular cloud over mountains near El Chaltén in Patagonia

Lenticular

El Chalten, 2026. A lenticular cloud stands over the mountains, shaped by wind and currents at altitude.

Diffuse light breaks through dark clouds over distant mountains.

Where the Sky Opens

Lago Argentino, 2026. Rays of light break through heavy clouds over water and dark landforms.

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