Refuge, idyll, dead end, paradise? A one time fishing and farming village caught in the throes of modernisation. Beauty and bourgeoisie. Stephen Smith explores this fascinating dichotomy with a critical eye for natural beauty and the the ways man has made his idyll in it. Using black and white, analog film photography, he walked the lanes and paths of this former hamlet on the Lake of Lucerne, Switzerland for eighteen months, looking, seeing, photographing.

Read a review in Frames Magazine here.