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Over the course of his career, he has repeatedly taken everyday objects and given them a second life. The same is at play in his latest collaboration with Dom Pérignon, where he has reimagined two of the house’s bottles with his signature kaleidoscope designs.
“I saw a lot of parallels [between my series and Dom Perignon], not only in the shape of the butterfly wings, which I took from Victorian tea trays, but also in how they’re put together,” he says. “A Dom…
