Ruinart gives carte blanche to Jeppe Hein
As spring approaches, Ruinart has given carte blanche to the artist Jeppe Hein. True to its commitment, Ruinart considers art as a way to understand the world around us and to connect with each other. Playing on the surprise effect, the artist invites us to reflect on the intangible value of the present. Jeppe Hein is one of those artists who start with very simple things but manage to take us much further. A grape, a piece of wet chalk and the specific smell that hovers over the vineyard and lingers above the vines: he translates his first impressions of the Ruinart terroir into fragments of materials and emotions. Among the talents invited to discover his work, we have spotted Isabelle Huppert, Anna Mouglalis, Marie Papillon, and Panayotis Pascot.
Photos: Jean Picon
