The champagne maison releases a collection of portraits, films and limited-edition vintages in collaboration with some of culture’s biggest names
Dom Pérignon has unveiled a new chapter for the brand, enlisting the help of seven famous creatives: actor Zoë Kravitz, Michelin-starred chef Clare Smyth, actor Tilda Swinton, dancer Alexander Ekman, artist Takashi Murakami, rapper Anderson Paak and musician Iggy Pop. Each name has collaborated with acclaimed photographer Collier Schorr and writer Camille Summers-Valli to create a collection of portraits, films and design pieces honouring the maison.
Known for an introspective approach to image-making, Schorr’s selection of black-and-white photographs capture each of the celebrities in candid moments in a bid to document creation in its rawest and most intimate form. Summers-Valli bolsters this with several short films exploring thought-provoking questions about the essence of artistry.
The images will be displayed in person at a Dom Pérignon showcase on Friday 16 May. Featuring a spiral-shaped pathway, the exhibition invites visitors to revisit the maison’s rich cultural past and offers an exciting glimpse into its future, with a series of drawings, photographs and texts chronicling the Pré-Assemblages 2024.
In addition, the maison will release four new vintages across a limited period: Dom Pérignon Vintage 2008 Plénitude 2, Dom Pérignon Vintage 2017, Dom Pérignon Vintage 2018 and Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2010.
This new chapter marks the next step in Pérignon’s eternal journey of creation.
