This piece was Victor’s first collaboration with the Maison Diptyque. It was created from a series of five visuals, individually cut and assembled. Inspired by Indian and Asian designs, the garden scene sparks the imagination. The swan, an emblematic icon for Maison Diptyque, comes out of the water to rest on the marbled grass

Length 18 cm
Width 27 cm

Resulting from a collaboration with the Maison Le Lit National (a century-old brand specialised in high end, made in France, bedding), this series of drawings explores and pays tribute to the company's past 100 years of activity. This work is inspired by the post-war period, using Bauhaus designs for the background decor panels. There is also a bust representing Coco Chanel, an essential figure of this period.

Length 21 cm
Width 29.7 cm

This work draws its inspiration from the aesthetics and design of the first offices of the Maison Diptyque at 34 Boulevard Saint Germain. Busts placed on the table and shelves, as well as a white column, echo the founder’s deep admiration for ancient Greek artefacts. Jean Cocteau’s Orpheus looks over the scene, bridging the contemporary and classical worlds.

Length 18 cm
Width 27 cm

This paper montage is one of a series of six created as Christmas window displays for Hermès shops. Shang Xia takes the viewer into an imaginary forest populated by graceful birds. The birds, flowers, painted panels and bronze leaves were entirely handmade.

Length 130 cm
Width 195 cm