17.03.2026 NEW ALBUM
NEBULA EXHIBITION 2025
While working on my music albums, I began photographing landscapes during my travels through Switzerland and Iceland, inspired by the journeys my music took me on.
Captured along the way, these images became timeless snapshots. They form a kind of reflective travel diary where memories, thoughts and future ideas were mixed in this liminal state of mind.
This is the reason I use the mirroring effect. Because I would like to trascend the physical landscape and explore the beauty of the inner consciousness.
Nebula is an exhibition and a journey of music and visual art research, exploring the unconscious. It is a recipe for listening to that hidden, submerged world made of music, images, lights and shadows.
Emmanuel **************
Soundtracks are personalized for the exhibition. All prints are limited (3 copies) and exposed in sizes: 80x80cm / 32x32'' and 40x40cm /16x16''.
MUSIC & VISUAL ART |
"Visual Art is part of my personal music journey and pictures are part of the personal diary of a music artist. Music and Visual Art are intimately connected and I use both elements for transcending barriers within a universal language." Emmanuel
ALBUM | Nebula
ALBUM | The Physics of Clouds
ALBUM | Terre Brûlée
ALBUM | Rescue pack
Emmanuel De La Paix
Emmanuel De La Paix is a musician and visual artist whose
work sits between ambient, post-rock and experimental
electronics. Blending guitars, acoustic instrumentation
and subtle synth textures, his music unfolds slowly,
favouring atmosphere, space and emotional depth
over traditional song structures. Drawing inspiration
from the landscapes of Switzerland and Iceland,
De La Paix explores nature as both a sonic and
conceptual force. His debut album Rescue Pack (2021)
introduced a cinematic, shoegaze-tinged sound world,
followed by Terre Brûlée (2022), a more austere and
reflective record responding to environmental collapse.
His latest releases, The Physics of Clouds (2024),
Nebula (2025) and Chromaverse (2026) are concept
albums developed in parallel with his visual art practice,
where music and photography converge into a single
contemplative narrative.
All releases were mixed and mastered by Birgir Jón Birgirsson (Sigur Rós, Sóley, Samaris, Julianna Barwick), reinforcing a sound that feels restrained, organic and quietly powerful.
