Paris Saint-Germain brought the energy of Parisian sport culture to Los Angeles with PSG House — a 16,000-square-foot experiential pop-up on Melrose Avenue that fused fashion, art, football, and West Coast creativity. The space featured everything from rooftop matches to streetwear drops, wellness lounges, interactive installations, and exclusive collaborations with global brands and artists, with my work showcased among them. Against the backdrop of the FIFA Club World Cup and the club’s match against Atlético Madrid, PSG House became a cultural hub where fans, creatives, and athletes came together to celebrate sport in a way only PSG could stage.

As one of the featured artists, I was invited to create original works that reflected the elegance and intensity of the game while weaving in my signature balance of softness and strength. Inspired by the Kevin Durant x PSG capsule collection, my work included a long lace basketball net suspended between two chocolate-brown rims and three tulle jerseys adorned with woven, dried florals forming the numbers. My centrepiece for the lounging area was a full lace soccer goal suspended from the ceiling, a sculptural gesture that reimagined a familiar piece of sports equipment through a feminine lens. Both delicate and commanding, the works explored how luxury materials and intricate craft can shift the conversation around sport, inviting viewers to experience it as art, culture, and identity. Collaborating with PSG in such a dynamic, high-energy setting was an opportunity to expand my practice into the global football arena, connecting the spirit of sport in both Paris and Los Angeles.