Snowmass Art: Champagne Powder

Q: Which work feels closest to Snowmass?

Champagne for Snowmass itself; Aspen Lights, The Eights and Maroon Bells for the valley around it.

Snowmass, Colorado

“There’s nothing quite like skiing Champagne Powder. This piece celebrates that silky glide and the pure freedom it brings.”

TOPHER STRAUS, ON CHAMPAGNE

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Champagne by Topher Straus: a snow-white summit at Aspen Snowmass rises above ski runs cut through dark forest under a deep blue sky. — *Champagne* · Snowmass, Colorado

Champagne powder

Champagne is a tribute to skiing Snowmass in Champagne powder: a snow-white summit above the ski runs, painted for that silky glide.

Across the Roaring Fork Valley, Aspen Lights holds the town at night, The Eights carves figure eights at Aspen Highlands, and Maroon Bells sets the peaks under the stars.

Snowmass and the Roaring Fork Valley

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Aspen Lights by Topher Straus: aspen, Colorado, glows with town lights beneath snow-covered peaks at night. — *Aspen Lights* · Aspen, Colorado · Explore the work

The Eights by Topher Straus: golden ski tracks loop in figure eights down a snowy mountainside at Aspen Highlands, Colorado. — *The Eights* · Aspen Highlands, Colorado · Explore the work

Maroon Bells by Topher Straus: maroon Bells near Aspen, Colorado, rise beneath a starry sky, reflected in an alpine lake amid autumn color. — *Maroon Bells* · Maroon Bells, Colorado · Explore the work

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Which work feels closest to Snowmass?

Champagne for Snowmass itself; Aspen Lights, The Eights and Maroon Bells for the valley around it.

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