Abstract

The present text aims to carry out a phenomenological description of the experience of the landscape, of the encounter we make of the landscape. This experience, in our opinion, is emotional and unheard. Affective insofar as it engages the subject in a medial, ambient situation, whose notes are the experiences of distance and proximity, of sinking or inherence, of being lost. It is also an unprecedented experience since the experience of the landscape is also that of an event that happens to us according to the mode of surprise, of the unprecedented and of the birth. Thus, the landscape also compromises a phenomenology of the presence in its initiality, of the emerging moment of things.