A nation’s landscape in pictures
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Nicolas Faure: Versoix, canton of Geneva Nicolas Faure -
Martin Stollenwerk: freight shed, Rheinfelden, canton of Aargau Martin Stollenwerk -
Jules Spinatsch: Unit BT, Davos, canton of Graubunden Jules Spinatsch -
Christian Schwager: infantry bunker, Näfels, canton of Glarus Christian Schwager -
Yann Gross: Jean Parpaite, Conthey, canton of Valais Yann Gross -
Yann Gross: Rothis Western City, Gampel, canton of Valais Yann Gross -
Christian Schwager: barn (1943), infantry bunker, Raten Pass (East), canton of Zug Christian Schwager -
Jules Spinatsch: Unit PAS, Arosa, canton of Graubunden Jules Spinatsch -
Andri Pol: Leukerbad, canton of Valais Andri Pol -
Nicolas Faure: Ulrichen airfield, canton of Valais Nicolas Faure -
Jean-Luc Cramatte: 1162 Saint-Prex, canton of Vaud Jean-Luc Cramatte -
Andri Pol: the highest football pitch in Europe, Gspon, canton of Valais Andri Pol
Pictures of Switzerland normally include its idyllic countryside, lakes and buildings. However, an exhibition at the Swiss Foundation for Photography in Winterthur is showing works by seven photographers that show a different and topical view of the country.
This content was published on June 15, 2013
The show, entitled Adieu la Suisse and running until August 25, 2013, features photographs by Jean-Luc Cramatte, Nicolas Faure, Yann Gross, Andri Pol, Christian Schwager, Jules Spinatsch and Martin Stollenwerk.
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