Les équinoxes #[nn]

Cyril Pedrosa's Les équinoxes announces itself with a quietly arresting cover: a busy urban street scene where crowds of figures move in both directions, their forms layered and semi-transparent against city buildings, while a luminous central panel opens onto a sunlit landscape of mountains and trees — a striking contrast between the bustle of city life and a more tranquil world beyond. The muted, earthy palette punctuated by that warm golden light gives the whole image a reflective, almost melancholic atmosphere that feels very much at home in Dupuis's Aire Libre imprint. Published in 2015, this album showcases Pedrosa handling every visual element himself — line, ink, and color — resulting in a cohesive and deeply personal artistic vision.