Perrier Jouët – Makiko Takehara
This year, to celebrate the release of the Cuvée Belle Epoque 2002, Perrier-Jouët embarked on a creative collaboration with Japanese art photographer Makiko Takehara. She has interpreted 20 legendary Perrier-Jouët vintages, from the oldest in Champagne, the PJ 1825, to the first of the new millennium. Makiko Takehara’s compositions provide a singularly artistic perspective of […]
This year, to celebrate the release of the Cuvée Belle Epoque 2002, Perrier-Jouët embarked on a creative collaboration with Japanese art photographer Makiko Takehara.
She has interpreted 20 legendary Perrier-Jouët vintages, from the oldest in Champagne, the PJ 1825, to the first of the new millennium.
Makiko Takehara’s compositions provide a singularly artistic perspective of each vintage, turning champagne into a work of art.
The series of photographs have been assembled in a limited edition book “The Art of Vintage” reserved for preferred clients of Perrier-Jouët.
More images of Makiko Takehara work here.
