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Tadashi Kawamata. Photo by Florie Berger.

RUINART × TADASHI KAWAMATA: CONVERSATIONS WITH NATURE 2026

Maison Ruinart has believed in the power of art to transform, connect, and enlighten people since its inception in 1729. For this year’s edition of the Conversations with Nature program, the champagne house has invited Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata to share his artistic vision. Kawamata’s work is made in direct contact with the elements, often taking the form of fragile, lightweight, and site-specific artworks. This exhibition showcases an in-situ installation, produced for the Ruinart Champagne & Art Bar at Daikanyama T-Site Garden Gallery, that evokes Kawamata’s impressions of the Champagne region and offers a way to reconnect with nature. Visitors will have the chance to enjoy emblematic cuvées while exploring this exclusive collaboration.

RUINART CHAMPAGNE & ART BAR

  • E-3
  • Daikanyama

Ruinart is the world’s oldest champagne house, renowned as the “jewel of champagne” since its founding in 1729. With its expertise in the craft of champagne making, Ruinart has established its position as the “Chardonnay House” through its advanced techniques. Ruinart has a longstanding relationship with the world of art. The maison regularly commissions the artists of its time to share their visions of its legacy.