Perrier-Jouët x Iris van Herpen
Composition for campaign
in collaboration with Helena Basilova
For Perrier-Jouët, Iris van Herpen created a work of art made from recycled golden metal and silk draped around a Jeroboam of Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque 1988, just like a Haute Couture dress. Her conversations with Cellar Master Séverine Frerson inspired her approach, which illustrates how the flavours of champagne develop over time, in a play of textures that sweep around the bottle neck before rising into thin air. Inspired by cymatic motifs, this artwork is reminiscent of Loïe Fuller, a dancer and icon of the Belle Epoque period.
More info:
Website Perrier-Joët