Victoire Goudeau

As part of the 2015 Biennale de Lyon, Anish Kapoor's work was displayed at Sainte-Marie de La Tourette, a brutalist convent known as Le Corbusier's final building completed in Europe. A moving experience of reverence and sacred.

I am a true aficionada of action photography and Christensen's work. This particular image holds a lot of power. As a skier myself, I have always sought to push through my own boundaries. The mountain humbles you, demands your strength, and rewards you with moments of pure, breathtaking beauty.

A real piece of magic, capturing what is most meaningful from a traditional caballería scene. The play of light and shadow is wonderfully done, and reminds us of the power of symbolism through the iconic sombreros cordobés.

For over four decades, Sugimoto has been photographing seascapes from all over the world. A sky and water bisected by the constant line of the horizon, which he associates with the dawn of consciousness. To me, it is a deep meditative tool.

As she beautifully put, "to stand before a mountain is to feel time slow" -  glaciers are silent rivers of time, reminding us that true adventure is found in the patient, relentless pursuit of the unknown.

Another Ben Christensen's masterpiece. Something Wild Wild Westy about it that captures both the restless adventure and free spirit of the cowboy lifestyle. It inspires an untamed essence of a life lived at the frontier’s edge - for the rebel hearts of the City of London.