Immersive jungle-themed installation designed for Cartier during Art Basel Miami 2025. Clare Celeste Studio created a large-scale, nature-inspired environment combining botanical imagery, sculptural paper elements, and spatial storytelling to transform the space into an elegant, immersive experience aligned with Cartier’s brand heritage and the atmosphere of Art Week Miami.
Large-scale jungle-themed immersive installation created for Cartier during Art Basel Miami 2025, transforming the exhibition space into an elegant botanical environment through sculptural paper elements, layered foliage forms, and atmospheric spatial design.
Elegant, nature-inspired spatial installation designed for Cartier, combining botanical imagery and sculptural paper structures to create a refined immersive environment aligned with the brand’s heritage and craftsmanship.
For Art Basel Miami 2025, Clare Celeste Studio designed an immersive jungle-inspired installation for Cartier, translating the richness and elegance of tropical ecosystems into a sculptural spatial environment. The large-scale installation combined botanical forms, layered paper structures, and atmospheric lighting to create a refined, nature-driven experience reflecting Cartier’s craftsmanship and heritage.
Large-scale jungle-themed immersive installation created for Cartier during Art Basel Miami 2025, transforming the exhibition space into an elegant botanical environment through sculptural elements, layered foliage forms, and atmospheric lighting and spacial design.
Into the Wild is a monumental botanical installation by Clare Celeste Studio commissioned by Cartier, debuting at Art Basel Miami 2025 and exhibited worldwide.
The five-gallery exhibition features a lush immersive jungle designed by Clare Celeste—filled with gargantuan hand-cut images of exotic blooms, trees, and leaves that create what Elle describes as a space transporting visitors to "the adventurous, whimsical, and ever-evolving world of Panthère." The installation showcases fine and high jewelry against a backdrop of delicately beaded animal masks, delivering an experience Artnet calls "wildly transportive" and described by Harper's Bazaar as "a vivid reminder to stay elegant, stay inspired, and stay wild."
The exhibition was "not only a feast for the eyes, but an all-encompassing experience that pulled back the curtain on the history but also the craft techniques that makes each of their pieces so special and personal," creating an immersive celebration of over a century of Cartier's iconic Panthère legacy.
Photographer: Kris Tamburello for Cartier, 2025