The Louis Vuitton Foundation presents an exhibition on Frank Gehry, showcasing models, videos, and original designs that reveal his creative process.
The creativity and ingenuity of the architect who designed the iconic Paris building are highlighted in the exhibition dedicated to Frank Gehry at the Louis Vuitton Foundation. Gehry’s creative work, known for its structures and sculptures that challenge traditional architectural forms, is featured in this exhibit, offering a deep dive into his creative process.
The exhibit, curated by Frédéric Migayrou and Sébastien Cherruet, includes a selection of models, original drawings, and videos that showcase the design process behind the foundation, as well as other significant projects by Gehry.
Among the exhibit’s highlights are models evoking schools of fish, reflecting a recurring metaphor in Gehry‘s work. Additionally, the exhibition includes drone-shot video projections that show how the building’s forms interact with its surroundings, providing an immersive, multisensory experience that invites visitors to explore the connection between architecture and emotion.
This exhibition is part of the Louis Vuitton Foundation’s series of cultural projects, aimed at promoting contemporary art and cutting-edge architecture. The showcase on Gehry is a tribute to his entire career and the ongoing collaboration he has maintained with Louis Vuitton, not only through the Parisian foundation but also in other international projects like the Louis Vuitton Maison in Seoul.
The exhibition highlights Gehry’s creative approach to designing buildings that go beyond mere functionality, seeking to generate sensations and memorable experiences for visitors. For those interested in contemporary design and architecture, this exhibition offers a valuable opportunity to explore the creative vision of one of the most prominent architects of recent decades.
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