cabinet environment is handmade by the artist, intentionally retaining the trace of its making. Surfaces reveal tool marks, textures and slight irregularities that pull the composition away from pure luxury polish and toward something more tactile and human.

This emphasis on process echoes Hermès’ own craft centric ethos, aligning the artist’s language with the maison’s longstanding focus on materials and savoir faire. It also reinforces the idea that what we see in the window is less a fixed tableau and more a snapshot in an ongoing story shaped by time, material and perception.

Venice As A Setting Set in Venice, Italy, the project responds to a city defined by layers of history, interiors hidden behind facades, and a constant play between water, reflection and stone.

The cabinet metaphor resonates strongly in this context: Venetian palazzi and apartments are filled with vitrines, cupboards and shelves where objects hold memories of travel, family and ritual…