Dom Pérignon celebrates emerging artists with Sarabande Foundation
By Shivani Dubey | 4 November 2026 | Food & Drink
Dom Pérignon and Sarabande Foundation hosted a night of creative dialogue in London in support and celebration of the next generation of artists and creatives
On Tuesday 3 November, Dom Pérignon and Sarabande Foundation hosted a night of creative dialogue at Soho Mews House in London to celebrate their four-year partnership and joint mission of supporting the next generation of artists and creatives.
The evening in London was attended by those at the forefront of art, film and fashion, including Eddie Redmayne, Nabhaan Rizwan, Sarah Burton, Russell Tovey, Sandy Powell, Stephen Jones, Tim Marlow, Torisheju Dumi, Charlene Prempeh and Jermaine Gallacher. The room featured newly commissioned works by artists Jingyi Li, Rizza Zahid and Sophie Lloyd, showcasing the ‘individual visions, creative processes and particular approaches of three Sarabande Foundation artists inspired by Dom Pérignon’s creative themes of the art of assemblage and harmony’. 
Between Us by Jingyi Li created a filet lace installation with a large gate motif, showcasing how lace and metal are built through repetition – loops, curls and symmetrical motifs – but perform almost opposite functions. Before the Birds Depart by Rizza Zahid featured a unique tablecloth design inspired by a communal banquet scene, where figures, objects and folkloric motifs come together in a single image.
New Leaf and Last Frost by Sophie Lloyd presented two candelabras on the dining table capturing the change in seasons. Harmoniously combining her different signature techniques of blown and pulled sugar to create a single object, Sophie highlighted how the familiar form and processes can be taken to somewhere unexpected.
Over nearly three decades, Dom Pérignon has had a creative dialogue with some of the most visionary artists of our time – from Andy Warhol, Marc Newson, Jeff Koons, Jean-Michel Basquiat estate and Takashi Murakami to Karl Lagerfeld, David Lynch, Lenny Kravitz and Lady Gaga.
Since 2022, Dom Pérignon has worked with Sarabande, the foundation established by designer Lee Alexander McQueen, to support the next generation of fearless creatives and has championed rising creative talent with a series of commissions by Sarabande artists.
During the evening, Dom Pérignon showcased its latest creative collaboration with one of the world’s leading artists: Damien Hirst. Bringing together art and wine-making and inspired by Hirst’s Kaleidoscope series, the 2026 Limited Editions with Dom Pérignon Vintage 2018 and Rosé Vintage 2010 were served throughout the night.
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