Harmony
For centuries, Fibonacci numbers and their close relative, the golden ratio, have been a subject of fascinating interest not only to mathematicians, but also to architects, biologists, botanists, designers, poets, composers, artists, psychologists and people in general. In nature itself, the Fibonacci sequence occurs in unexpected ways, for example in sunflowers, pine cones, pineapples and other plants.
Evidently, Fibonacci numbers and their proportions evoke a sense of harmony and balance in many people from a wide variety of professions, as well as in nature.
I bring this harmony to life in my works in many different ways.
L'Atelier Stradun 315
L’Atelier Stradun 315 is centrally located in Scuol, directly on Stradun, the lively main street through the village.
Arriving by public transport:
From Scuol-Tarasp railway station, it takes around 15 minutes to walk to the studio. It is quicker to take the local bus to the nearby ‘Scuol, Bogn Engiadina’ stop, which is only a minute’s walk away. The bus connections are well coordinated with the Rhaetian Railway trains.
Arriving by car:
There are a few parking spaces available in the blue zone in the immediate vicinity. For longer stays, the nearby car parks are available:
- Parking Centre Augustin
- Parking Coop Stradun
Both are within easy walking distance, just a few minutes away.
Opening hours
L’Atelier 315 is open at the following times:
- Tuesday to Sunday, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- Also available on other days and at other times upon request.
Press reviews
When Mathematics guides Art
«Until 4 January, visitors to Atelier Stradun 315 in Scuol have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the artistic cosmos of Gauthier Cerf. And, in connection with this, to discover the mathematical world of numbers of a medieval mathematical genius: Fibonacci.»
Click here to go directly to the article in the Engadiner Post from 23 December 2025 by journalist Jon Dusachletta (in German).
Zahlen geben ihm Halt – Dieser Künstler zeigt in Scuol seine mathematischen Werke
«Gauthier Cerf transforms mathematics into art. He is now exhibiting his Fibonacci art at the L’Atelier 315 gallery in Scuol. He told us why numbers inspire him so much.»
Click her to go directly to the Article in the Bündner Zeitung Südostschweiz from 29 December 2025 by journalist Maya Höneisen.
Exhibited Works
The exhibition displays a wide selection of Fibonacci art pictures and sculptures as well as the TESSANDA Fibonacci scarves.
New and on display for the first time are the pictures Fibonacci Cello and Fibonacci Scarf. The latter was the starting point for the design of a hand-woven Fibonacci silk scarf in close and harmonious collaboration with the TESSANDA hand weaving mill in Val Müstair. Their TESSANDA Fibonacci scarves will also be on display.
Mathematics, art and craftsmanship are magically interwoven in the silk scarves. Four Fibonacci sequences are woven into the pattern. The result is a timeless and valuable accessory. The scarves are available in four colours in the TESSANDA shop – a wonderful and harmonious Christmas gift.
Photo: Gauthier Cerf, Fibonacci Scarf, Marine-Lime, 2025, 34 x 133 cm
