By Mike Sain't Louis ·
Breeze, levitating over the Mediterranean as evening falls
Bare feet, an open white shirt and matching linen trousers. On the cover of «Breeze» the protagonist isn't on the beach: he's suspended in the air, above a coast of little white houses, with the sun going down over the sea and golden clouds everywhere. It looks as if a gust of wind has lifted him off the ground and he's let himself be carried.
The title says it all with a single English word. That current of cool air that arrives at the end of a hot day and gives you back the urge to go out. The lettering, in pink and orange marker strokes, has something of an eighties summer about it.
I like that feeling of lightness, of weighing nothing for a while. It's an image that invites you to let go.
At sunset, on a terrace or with the car window down. And in no hurry to touch the ground again.