Perrier-Jouët combines nature and art in celebration of Hong Kong Arts Month
For years, this French champagne house has been known for its innovative blend of nature and art, and this year is no exception.
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During Hong Kong Arts Month in March, Perrier-Jouët stands out for its unique blend of nature and art. For years, this French champagne house has been known for its innovative approach, and this year is no different. Their previous initiatives have included the curation of immersive installations and experiences that celebrate the beauty of the natural world and push the boundaries of artistic expression. These efforts have consistently captivated audiences and contributed to the vibrant cultural landscape of Hong Kong Arts Month.
From March 1 to 25, at the K11 MUSEA Gold Ball, visitors can experience "The Pollination Dance" by Mexican artist Fernando Laposse. Inspired by the intricate pollination process of flowers, this installation is a stunning tribute to the beauty of the natural world.
But that's not all. Perrier-Jouët has curated a series of experiences to complement Laposse's work. Floral arrangements by Kirk Cheng, the Hong Kong Limited Edition Belle Epoque Blanc de Blanc Gift Set by Novel Fineries, and the Artisanal Canapes Set from Artisan Lounge all add to the immersive experience.
And for those looking for a taste of luxury, The Blooms by ÉPURE presents the Royal Afternoon Tea, where guests can indulge in decadent treats amidst the elegant ambiance of the Gold Ball Exhibition.
Quick facts:
- Where – 2F, Gold Ball, K11 MUSEA, 18 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui
- When – March 1 – 25
- Monday – Sunday 12 p.m. – 9 p.m.
- Price – More information here.
- Website
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