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Thommen Fine Art

The Turning Season

8 works

The Turning Season

The Turning Season brings together works from the few weeks when Graubünden moves from golden autumn into the quiet of winter. Golden larches, mist above the lakes, the first snow and slowly freezing water reveal a landscape in transition. The focus is on the fleeting moments between the seasons, visible only for a short time.

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Golden larches in the Upper Engadine in front of Lake Sils and the first snow-covered peaks

Larch Season

Golden larches frame Lake Sils during the last radiant days of autumn.

Autumn colours and snow-covered peaks are reflected in the still Crestasee lake.

Autumn Reflection

Lake Cresta. The lake becomes a still mirror of the autumn forest. The first snow appears on the peaks.

Golden larches and morning mist at the tranquil Stazersee

Golden Veil

Morning mist and golden larch light lend Lake Staz an almost weightless calm.

First snow over the Morteratsch Valley with larch trees and mountain slopes

First Snowfall

The first snow transforms the Morteratsch valley overnight.

The alpenglow is reflected in Lake Staz, with snow on the jetty.

Symphony of Silence

A narrow band of alpenglow is reflected in the still open waters of Lake Staz. The first November snow lies on the jetty.

First ice and wintry morning light at Lake Cauma

Winter’s First Light

The first ice and wintry light shape Lake Cauma.

An old willow beside frozen Lake Sils, with the Engadine mountains beyond

Segantinis Legacy

An old willow watches over frozen Lake Sils.

Frozen Lake Sils under the last light of day

Silsersee Dusk

Frozen Lake Sils lies beneath the last light of the day.

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