Perrier-Jouët introduces
Fernando Laposse
This artistic collaboration is a celebration of nature, a unique and precious force which connects all forms of life.
Collaboration
Fernando Laposse & Perrier-Jouët
Driven by a passion for nature since 1811, Maison Perrier-Jouët seeks to promote biodiversity in its vineyards. Installing beehives, planting trees and experimenting with regenerative viticulture in a section of approximately 10 hectares, have all had a positive impact on the vines. The floral covers sown on these plots particularly provide shelter and food for pollinators. Made up of 14 melliferous species, they are designed to restore biodiversity within the vineyards.
Mexican artist and designer Fernando Laposse encapsulates his profound attachment to the environment in his creations. By the sheer strength of his creative vision, design becomes a source of solutions, an optimistic force for the future.
For this new collaboration with Maison Perrier-Jouët, Fernando Laposse has drawn inspiration from pollen, that precious substance which connects the plant and animal kingdoms in a cycle of constant renewal.
Mexican artist and designer Fernando Laposse encapsulates his profound attachment to the environment in his creations. By the sheer strength of his creative vision, design becomes a source of solutions, an optimistic force for the future.
For this new collaboration with Maison Perrier-Jouët, Fernando Laposse has drawn inspiration from pollen, that precious substance which connects the plant and animal kingdoms in a cycle of constant renewal.
Fernando Laposse’s creations seek to capture the fleeting moment which defines the course of the year in the House’s vineyards, the moment pollination takes place.
Blanc de Blancs Ecobox
The Perrier-Jouët Blanc de Blancs Ecobox is decorated with a radiant burst of yellow pollen and a flight of pollinating creatures, reflecting the vivacious character of this cuvée.
Belle Epoque Brut & 2 Flutes Gift Set
2015
The precious pollen that adorns the 2015 Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque Brut gift box evokes the pale golden hue of this prestigious cuvée, and the ballet of pollinators its vibrancy.
Pollen embodies the start of a new cycle, the all-important process of pollination.
Within his stylized cloud of pollen created for Maison Perrier-Jouët, designer Fernando Laposse has pieced together a remarkable ecosystem. A bee, a moth and a hummingbird all flit around the iconic Japanese anemones, the historic floral emblem of the House.
Art
Piece
Piece
The Pollination Dance
An original artwork celebrating life through the fleeting moment of pollination
For Maison Perrier-Jouët, Fernando Laposse has conjured up an artistic universe where different species are interacting in a permanent dialogue, exploring their interdependency through time. Laposse approaches nature and its countless species as elements in a complex whole, existing in total symbiosis at the crucial yet ephemeral instant of pollination.
This brand-new installation, exhibited at the Design Miami International Contemporary Art Show, evokes a moment suspended in time, an invitation to contemplation.
This brand-new installation, exhibited at the Design Miami International Contemporary Art Show, evokes a moment suspended in time, an invitation to contemplation.
The fleeting dance
A unique and monumental microcosm
To further extend the experience, Fernando Laposse has designed an exceptional piece: a hand-blown glass dome enveloping a microcosm of his installation « The fleeting dance » regrouping flowers, pollinators and pollen all 3D printed with an eco resin, Fernando being keen to combine art and sustainability.
It is also showcased at Design Miami, next to a 2008 Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque jeroboam specially selected from the House's wine Oenothèque, the whole regrouped into a cabined designed and made by Fernando Laposse in his studio in Mexico.
It is also showcased at Design Miami, next to a 2008 Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque jeroboam specially selected from the House's wine Oenothèque, the whole regrouped into a cabined designed and made by Fernando Laposse in his studio in Mexico.
