Frédéric Neff

About the horizon line:

An imaginary thread for tightrope-walking glances, a virtuality where simultaneously everything ends for the eye and everything begins for the mind, the horizon is the essence of the landscape.

Our perception of the reality of the landscape is in fact only the result of a limit symbolized and imposed by an illusion that we call "horizon." Without it, space is no longer defined. If it disappears, the landmarks of reality disappear with it.

The horizon represents both the limited expression of our vision and the phenomenon, unreal in itself, which nevertheless makes our reading of the world possible by preventing us from losing ourselves in abstraction. In other words, a limit that does not exist orders our vision of the universe.