Viviane Sassen
Fill Your World With Wonder
A vibrant artistic collaboration inspired by the beauty, mystery and wonder of the natural world.
Photographer
Viviane Sassen
Renowned for her distinctive visual language, Viviane Sassen blurs the boundaries between photography, art and imagination. For Fill Your World With Wonder, she brings a poetic and vibrant perspective to the Maison’s enduring dialogue between art and nature.
The collaboration stems from a shared sensibility: a belief that nature is a source of inspiration, curiosity and creative expression.
The collaboration stems from a shared sensibility: a belief that nature is a source of inspiration, curiosity and creative expression.
Philosopher
Emanuele Coccia
Philosopher Emanuele Coccia joins this creative dialogue with a perspective that reconsiders humanity’s relationship with the living world. His reflections bring an additional dimension to the artistic vision explored throughout Fill Your World With Wonder.
Recognised as one of the leading contemporary thinkers on nature, Emanuele Coccia is the author of several widely acclaimed works, including Sensible Life, The Life of Plants and Metamorphoses, which have been translated into more than 10 languages.
Recognised as one of the leading contemporary thinkers on nature, Emanuele Coccia is the author of several widely acclaimed works, including Sensible Life, The Life of Plants and Metamorphoses, which have been translated into more than 10 languages.
Alchemy is the attempt to build a world in which everything is the mind and the hand of something other. A world where everything breathes and yearns in unison.
Viviane Sassen
An encounter between Viviane Sassen and Emanuele Coccia, two major talents in the domains of photography and philosophy, who weave a dialogue rooted in the Champagne region, and in Maison Perrier-Jouët’s founding inspirations of art and nature.
This ambitious work brings together a series of 80 photographs and a philosophical essay which produce a dialogue free of all constraints. Together, these works invite readers to look more closely at the connections between nature, creativity and the world that surrounds us.
