EXCLUSIVE: Dom Pérignon Collaborates With Takashi Murakami

On Thursday, May 15, a star-studded coterie of creatives descended on Tate Modern in London for Dom Pérignon’s annual Révélations bash. Later this year, Dom Pérignon will unveil a limited-edition series of design pieces made in collaboration with one of the artists, and in 2026 a new dimension will be added with a live performance to deepen their connection to arts and culture. Beyond the bottles, the collaboration includes a limited edition sculptural “Uber piece,” a dark metallic sphere engraved with Murakami’s flowers that opens to reveal a resin garden and the last Jeroboams of Rosé Vintage 2008. At the heart of “Creation is an eternal journey” lie conversations where creativity comes to life. The films delve into each creator’s personal journey, unfolding through insightful conversations. Opening with a question on the essence of creation, the creators reflect on their craft, the unseen forces that drive them, and the profound connections between their artistry and the eternal journey of creation.
Dom Pérignon has launched a new creative initiative which will bring together seven "iconic creators" in a series of portraits, films, design dom  perignon pieces and performances. With “Creation is an Eternal Journey”, Dom Pérignon raises creation to the level of philosophy. Beyond the exceptional beverage, it’s emotion, intuition and imagination that take center stage. A powerful, contemporary vision of luxury, where each bubble contains the memory of a gesture and the promise of renewal. On colorful plinths made by Sarabande artist Adam, the brand showcased their special edition of Vintage 2015 in tribute to Jean-Michel Basquiat. Directed by the talented Camille Summers-Valli, the films open and close with acclaimed photographer Collier Schorr, whose captivating presence frames the entire journey —immortalizing intimate portraits destined to become the campaign prints.

His previous work with the label brought bursts of color and whimsy to its visual language. In this new context, his presence feels more grounded, more aligned with the idea that creation is ongoing and always in flux. Although the London showcase is exclusive and time-limited, attendees leave with a memorable impression. Such encounters convert high-net-worth customers, influencers and tastemakers into brand ambassadors. Walking through decades of artistic collaborations and ending with a tasting of a newly released vintage in a beautifully designed space turns engagement into genuine  emotion – invaluable in a luxury market driven by word-of-mouth among elite circles.
It’s a message that resonates not just with champagne enthusiasts, but with anyone who values the artistry behind the craft. Rather than simply showcasing its champagne, Dom Pérignon has tapped into something far more experiential—inviting a group of globally recognized figures to engage in a dialogue with the product itself. The idea is not to position them as spokespeople, but as artists in conversation with the brand’s ethos. Each figure brings their own aesthetic, background, and philosophy to the collaboration, giving the campaign a layered and multifaceted feel. Experience the meeting of two creative worlds — the timeless artistry of Dom Pérignon and the playful, kaleidoscopic vision of Takashi Murakami. This limited-edition collaboration celebrates the spirit of creation, blending luxury, art, and sensory excellence into one unforgettable experience.
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On the palate, it is broad, almost opulent, a rich texture balanced by a surprising vein of acidity that, one hopes, will carry it forward for a decade or two. This is a wine that offers immediate gratification, a sun-kissed embrace rather than a whispered secret. Everything one expects a Dom Pérignon to be, without quite being the groundbreaking revelation. The Revelations party opened with a culinary experience by three Michelin-starred chef Clare Smyth, who curated a menu designed as progression through time and was paired with the latest vintage, served ahead of its official release. Guests then gathered for Notes for Radical Living, a poem  written and performed by Tilda Swinton, before the night culminated with sets by DJ Pee .Wee [Anderson .Paak] and DJ Jameela Elfaki. In 2003 Takashi Murakami collaborated with LVMH through Louis Vuitton under Marc Jacobs’ direction reimagining the classic monogram with his signature colorful motifs including smiling flowers and playful characters.
The bottles and cases for Dom Pérignon Vintage 2015 and Rosé Vintage 2010 are adorned with vibrant blossoms that seem to dance between sophistication and whimsy. Traditional vineyard iconography  gives way to a surreal, flowered landscape that suggests rebirth and evolution—a garden where Dom Pérignon’s restraint meets Murakami’s unrestrained imagination. He previously worked with Louis Vuitton in 2003, designing the famous “Monogram Multicolore” collection, which the fashion house recently announced it will re-release.
The vintage luxury brand has revealed a new creative chapter that is deeply rooted in its unwavering commitment to creation and it's enduring dialogue with iconic creators. At a time when the boundaries between fashion, visual culture and lifestyle are becoming increasingly fluid, the French maison reaffirms its vocation for experimental excellence. Far from the rigid codes of the past, Dom Pérignon today invites you to experience champagne as an act of style and an artistic gesture.

Photographed by Collier Schorr and filmed by Camille Summers-Valli, the project balances bold imagery with reflective storytelling. Through visual portraits and intimate conversations, the campaign examines what drives these artists in their pursuit of originality. His works span painting sculpture fashion film and digital media and they challenge the boundaries between high art and popular culture.