Wolf LV

In the heart of Place Vendôme, the monumental inflatable wolf created for Louis Vuitton transformed the façade of the historic building into a striking urban landmark. More than a temporary installation, the inflatable became an architectural element capable of redefining the perception of the space through its scale, sculptural form, and lightness.

Designed as a monumental sculpture, the inflatable engaged in a dialogue with the existing architecture, creating a contrast between the historic elegance of the square and the contemporary language of the Maison. Its soft, oversized volumes turned the building façade into a powerful visual statement, transforming architecture into a stage for storytelling and creating an immersive experience for visitors.

Inspired by the creative vision of Virgil Abloh, the installation demonstrates how inflatable architecture can transcend its functional role to become a powerful medium of communication. Through volume, materiality, and visual presence, the project merges fashion, art, and temporary architecture into a single spatial experience.



The result is an iconic large-scale installation that showcases the expressive potential of inflatable structures: lightweight yet monumental forms capable of transforming public space into a memorable and immersive visual experience.

• Large-scale installation designed to be perceived from long distances 
• Dimensions: 5.70 × 0.50 × 8.00 m