Description
With his rich, intricate visual style, Zesoner brings together characters, graffiti lettering, and Alpine landscapes. It is an energetic mural that playfully reimagines mountain themes right on the slopes of Crest-Voland.
With "Terrain de jeux" (Playground), Zesoner infuses the mountain landscape with the energy of graffiti. True to his signature style, the artist blends expressive characters, colorful lettering, and local references into a vibrant composition where every detail catches the eye.
At the center of the mural, a snowman greets visitors with a cheerful, quirky presence. Surrounding him are a bear, blueberries, alpine flowers, and snow-capped peaks. These familiar elements create a mountain-inspired world reimagined through the lens of street art—a blend of humor, color, and graphic freedom.
The omnipresent lettering engages with the characters without overpowering them. Intertwining shapes and brilliant colors bring the composition to life, adding rhythm to the piece. The artwork offers multiple layers of meaning; viewers can pause to appreciate a specific detail, a playful nod, or an expression, discovering new facets of the mural as their gaze wanders.
Located on a water reservoir amidst the slopes of Crest-Voland, this installation transforms a piece of utility infrastructure into a genuine artistic landmark. It celebrates a mountain environment that is lively, playful, and open to all forms of expression—a place where the world of graffiti naturally finds its home alongside the alpine landscape.






