16th November 2023 to 24th March 2024
The exhibition “Cartier, Islamic Inspiration and Modern Design”, presented at the Louvre, explored the historical relationship between Cartier and the artistic traditions of the Islamic world. The concept focused on tracing how Islamic art influenced Cartier’s designs from the early 20th century to the present day.
The exhibition featured over 400 objects, including jewellery, Islamic artworks, drawings and photographs, offering a comprehensive view of this cultural and artistic dialogue. Through a carefully curated layout, the exhibition connected heritage, craftsmanship and contemporary design within one unified narrative.
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France Museums
Commissioned By:
Electra
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16th November 2023 to 24th March 2024
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BeWunder supported the exhibition across both the main gallery spaces and a dedicated section known as “The Lower Form”, delivering lighting and projection as part of the overall exhibition environment.
Under project management, BeWunder coordinated stakeholders, consultants and contractors, ensuring that the installation progressed in line with the programme and was completed within the 32-day timeline ahead of the official opening.
Within technical systems, BeWunder delivered lighting and projection across the exhibition spaces, supporting the presentation of over 400 objects while maintaining a consistent visual environment throughout the galleries.
The technical setup was carefully integrated into the exhibition design to enhance the atmosphere without distracting from the artworks, ensuring that each piece remained the central focus of the visitor experience.
