Private
ChoicePARIS
OCT. 19 — 26 {Art & Design}
NOV. 13 — 16 {Photo, Art & Design}
3120€ - 3480€ *
In 2000, Jean-Michel Othoniel responded for the first time to a public commission and, a century after Hector Guimard, transformed the Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre metro station in Paris into the Kiosque des Noctambules: a double crown of glass and aluminum conceals a bench, designed for chance encounters in the sleepy city. Presented at Private Choice, his Lampes perles echo this iconic creation.
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