There is something about this mountain, this imposing presence in the landscape, that seems impossible to ignore.
For decades, no, for centuries, it has fascinated both locals and travelers alike.
When you find yourself nearby, it constantly draws your attention, as if it were trying to tell you something. You begin to look for it everywhere: on the horizon, at the end of a street, between two houses, or beyond a harbor.
Like Hokusai and countless artists before me, I wanted to pay tribute to this familiar silhouette.
A Familiar Horizon is about this fascination, where an extraordinary mountain becomes a familiar part of everyday life, without ever losing its ability to capture our attention.
