An urban explorer, Sandro Gämperle tirelessly documents the many escapades he undertakes in often unexplored or forgotten areas. His collections of photographs of populations and landscapes bear witness to his desire to share the emotion he feels when he encounters new cultures. From desert panoramas to the ghost towns of Namibia, from abandoned Swiss sanatoriums to the instable territory of Israel, Sandro Gämperle offers rare and artistic views of the world to the spectator. The emblematic Eiffel Tower has inspired, over time, so many writers and artists that it is hard to believe it can still be rediscovered through a photographer's eye. Yet, by focusing on the crowd who gather en masse under the majestic arch of the great iron lady, Sandro Gämperle reveals the scope of its visitation and the organisation required to accommodate 7 million tourists every year.