Féerie Graphique is a window installation created for Ruinart, the historic Champagne house and the oldest established Champagne house in the world.

The installation explores the superimposition of lines to create a dynamic visual effect reminiscent of a moiré pattern. Static in its construction, the composition becomes animated through the movement of passers-by, drawing the eye and transforming the vitrine into a shifting graphic landscape.

Inspired by a walk through the vineyards of Champagne, the project translates the rhythm of vines, rows, and geometric patchworks into a refined visual language. Simple yet sophisticated, the gold and white composition evokes a sense of graphic magic: a luminous canvas on which the product can express its elegance and refinement.