A dreamlike portrait of the famous Aiguille de Bionnassay, which rises to an altitude of 4052 metres in the Mont Blanc massif, the emblem of the French Alps. From the Goûter refuge, you can contemplate its magnificent north face. But this black-and-white photograph reveals its face from Megève. To the left of summit, we can see the sharp ridge linking the Aiguille de Bionnassay to the Dôme du Goûter. On the right, a marvellous apparition. The moon leaves the cosmos for the mountains. When dream meets reality and worlds intermingle.

This photograph of the Aiguille de Bionnassay features the Tricot ridge, which guides us, between light and shadow, to its summit. All the elements come together to make this picture an ode to the high mountains. The moon rising, the storm raging on the summits, the winds sweeping the snow freshly deposited on the rocks. And the ephemeral beauty of this frosted summit . I chose the square format because it gives balance to the work. Absorbed by the intensity of the painting, our gaze sets off to discover the high mountains and their hanging glaciers, which lose a little of their thickness every year. I created this work as a tribute to the mythical Mont Blanc massif and its complete crossing, which I would love to achieve one day.