06/17/2026
Paris. A city built on layers of history and art.
Our Studio Manager recently spent time moving through its museums and landmarks, where centuries-old architecture holds its history intact while contemporary works reside within.
At the Bourse de Commerce, Fujiko Nakaya’s fog shifts perception without altering form. At the Panthéon, Anselm Kiefer’s work sits within the scale of the architecture itself. At Le Grand Palais, Leandro Erlich’s installations play with perception and scale. And on Pont Neuf, JR’s intervention temporarily reframes how you read something permanent.
We’re grateful for the opportunity to experience these historic spaces and bring those observations, ideas, and perspectives home to our clients.
