Pilatus Color, Cecile Plaisance

Pilatus Color captures Cécile Plaisance’s signature dialogue between luxury, freedom, and the layered narratives of feminine identity through her lenticular visual language. Set against a stark alpine landscape, the composition contrasts opulence and vulnerability: a solitary female figure approaches a private aircraft, shifting between clothed sophistication and exposed physicality depending on the viewing angle. The work plays with themes of power, autonomy, and transformation, positioning the subject between departure and arrival—both literal and symbolic. The monochromatic palette heightens the cinematic atmosphere while reinforcing the timeless quality of the scene, allowing the viewer to focus on posture, movement, and psychological tension. Through this dual-image storytelling, Plaisance invites reflection on perception, choice, and the many roles women navigate within contemporary society, turning a moment of travel into a meditation on identity and self-determination.