[Title] Remembrance [Artist] Tokujin Yoshioka [Date] September 21 – November 14, 2006 Working with the theme “Paris in the Air,” Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has produced his own poetic rendering of the concept. These windows do not exhibit the directView More >
[Title] Paris by airmail [Artist] Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec [Date] July 20 – September 11, 2006 When it comes to “air,” we naturally breathe in the substance day in and day out, without giving it a second thought. While itView More >
[Title] Chéri in the sky [Artist] Tatzu Nishi [Date] June 2 – August 31, 2006
[Title] slide show [Artist] Jasper Morrison [Date] May 18 – July 18, 2006 This window is titled “l’Air de Paris Slide Show.” The scene presents a room in an apartment in Paris. The window frames and coat hangers are ordinaryView More >
[Title] air mess [Artist] Franck Scurti [Date] March 16 – May 16, 2006 “The air of Paris has been brought to Tokyo.” Franck Scurti’s window symbolically conveys this theme. The time in Paris is shown in the back panel of theView More >
[Title] cloudy, fair late afternoon [Artist] Alain Bublex [Date] January 19 – March 14, 2006 The first artist to express Hermès’ 2006 theme, “l’Air de Paris” (Paris in the air), is the French artist, Alain Bublex. Hermès has presented manyView More >
[Title] empty swimming pool (the mistake) [Artist] Philippe Ramette [Date] November 17, 2005 – January 17, 2006 The 2005 annual theme “As the river flows” ends in the witty expression of “an empty pool whose water has been drained.” ItView More >
[Title] black crystal cave [Artist] Patricia Urquiola [Date] September 22 – November 15, 2005 Inspired by Hermès’ 2005 annual theme ” As the river flows” industrial designer Patricia Urquiola creates a scene depicting an imaginary cave. Claiming that she “wantedView More >
[Title] gone fishing [Artist] Jon Kessler [Date] July 21 – September 20, 2005 For children, July is the month when summer vacation begins. Reflecting the feeling of summer vacation, the window expresses the topic of “fishing” as part of Hermès’View More >
[Title] Overlapping matters [Artist] Inés Lombardi [Date] June 2 –August 21 , 2005 Given – in Intervals as overlapping matters Arriving at the exhibition room, I thought to create a landscape of non-place through the absence present in the memory. IView More >