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Issey Miyake transforms the Cartier Foundation into living sculpture garden with light and movement

Issey Miyake transforms the Cartier Foundation into living sculpture garden with light and movement

Washington Post2 days ago

PARIS — As Paris wilted under the ruthless June sun, Issey Miyake sent out a battalion of intergalactic fashion soldiers at the Cartier Foundation Thursday, shimmering between art and menswear apparel in a spectacle where even the light was a player. The late-morning sun bounced sharply off the art museum's monumental steel pillars, forcing some guests to slide their seats to escape the dazzling reflections — an impromptu game of musical chairs set to a pulsing, kinetic soundtrack.

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