Louis Vuitton
Studio Eivind’s creative nous is centred on its ability to translate conceptual ideas into spatial narratives. As Acting Art Director at Louis Vuitton’s Visual Image Studio, founder Keith Fowler collaborated closely with the in-house team to shape immersive brand environments, global campaigns, and artist-led installations that bridged fashion, art, and architecture.
Highlights included the Yayoi Kusama global campaign; the Tiger Tail installation for Chinese New Year; and Dream Now in New York, a surreal exhibition celebrating Virgil Abloh’s Nike collaboration through floating cityscapes and holographic displays. Additional projects included Paper Planes in Chengdu – a poetic tribute to imagination and Abloh’s final collection – and a series of teaser campaigns and large-scale interventions that blended physical craft with digital storytelling.
Each project was wholly unique and reflected a deeply collaborative process, a theatrical understanding of space, and a commitment to reinterpreting Louis Vuitton’s heritage through a contemporary, culturally-attuned lens.
