The Sky
It is a light that pours down from above, powerful yet complex, whose message can only be read and understood in fragments. The world of Borie de Maurel begins in the sky: cobalt blue, washed clean of life's dust by the night's rain; indigo, electric, when the north wind battles the scorching south; anthracite, bruised purple at the edges as soon as the storm breaks over the mountain; foamy grey, vaguely soft, when the sea shifts its salty masses as in a gaseous tidal wave…
The sky, here in Félines-Minervois, is not merely a fundamental part of the landscape: it asserts itself as a higher principle.