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arts-crafts
Barbro Andersson
Act I
The exterior of the Champagne bottle displays all the richness of Nature expressed in the flavours of the Perrier-Jouët Belle Époque cuvée.
For Perrier-Jouët, Barbro Andersson has created a journey in four stages, a fleeting vision captured in a photographic work of art that conveys her own, idiosyncratic interpretation of the Belle Epoque cuvée. The work acts as an allegory for the champagne-making process and the aromas of this prestigious cuvée.
Act II
Inside the Champagne bottle figures the symbol of a finely crafted Nature, selected by Perrier-Jouët to embody its prestigious Belle Époque cuvée.
The ultimate quality of the Belle Epoque cuvée resonates with the care and precision Barbro Andersson devotes to her hand-crafted, still-life compositions.
Act III
A mysterious, secret spell is woven, the symbol of an art of blending unique to the Perrier-Jouët Belle Époque cuvée. Perrier-Jouët's iconic anemone seems to appear before our very eyes…
Act IV
All the riches of Nature, concentrated in the Perrier-Jouët Belle Époque cuvée, invite us to share in an exquisite, elegant and precious experience…
The artist
BARBRO ANDERSSON
Swedish-born Barbro Andersson lives and works in Paris. After teaching herself photography, she became fascinated by still-life scenes. She uses a bold, creative frame of reference that highlights contrast using a fresh, witty perspective. Her work has a strong botanical theme focusing on the flower as an artistic medium and she has a contemporary style inspired by the visual vocabulary of the late 19th century. Her work constitutes a genuine artistic universe with the necessary breadth to accommodate the Perrier-Jouët vision in a truly cooperative artistic venture.
Swedish-born Barbro Andersson lives and works in Paris. After teaching herself photography, she became fascinated by still-life scenes. She uses a bold, creative frame of reference that highlights contrast using a fresh, witty perspective. Her work has a strong botanical theme focusing on the flower as an artistic medium and she has a contemporary style inspired by the visual vocabulary of the late 19th century. Her work constitutes a genuine artistic universe with the necessary breadth to accommodate the Perrier-Jouët vision in a truly cooperative artistic venture.