Part of Tino Pohlmann's Arena series, a body of work that frames the Tour de France as the world's largest stadium, one of the last major sporting events spectators can enter and experience firsthand without paying admission. This aerial view of the Col du Galibier reveals the scale of that phenomenon: thousands of motorhomes and spectators gathered in the valley below the climb, a landscape reshaped by the race itself. Pohlmann has spent seventeen years documenting these places where nature and human endurance collide, and this image captures that transformation at its most sweeping.
"The mountain never forgives a rider's weaknesses and exacts a merciless toll in suffering." Roland Barthes
Archival Pigment Print
160 cm × 120 cm
Edition of 5 + 2 EA
Signed and numbered by the artist
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