To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Paradiski has commissioned French painter/land artist Saype to create two monumental frescoes on snow in the middle of the mountains, a challenge as much artistic as technical.

At the beginning of December, Saype brought his art to life on the snowy slopes of Paradiski with the creation of two gigantic ephemeral frescoes with an original concept: located in two places and responding to each other. The work, called "Encordés", is made up of two creations, each measuring 1,000 m2.

"It's an opportunity to create a creative and poetic challenge, in an immense, pure and immaculate natural setting. Snow is a complicated and challenging medium to work with. And above all, part of my work consists in connecting people, so the project proposed by Paradiski for its anniversary totally echoes my work." - Saype

In this work, two children join forces to climb a mountain and pave the way. Roped together, the two protagonists have to work together. Each cannot advance without the other; they complement each other, joining forces to defy the impossible. The snow-capped mountains, with their majestic, fairytale landscapes, contrast with the environment in which these young adventurers find themselves. Like these children, Paradiski has joined forces to link two valleys and resorts that were once so far apart, but are now so close ...