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The sea has always been a gateway to discovery.

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A place where distance sharpens perspective

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and every journey opens new horizons.

In this edition, we meet three remarkable

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personalities—Cristina Gherardi Benardeau, Nadine Ghosn and Guillaume Néry— whose singular visions redefine creativity, craftsmanship and exploration.

Yachting remains at the heart of these pages, with exceptional yachts, extraordinary destinations and the developments shaping the future of the industry. Beyond the maritime world, we also explore the growing dialogue between art and artificial intelligence, as pioneering cultural institutions and immersive experiences redefine the boundaries of creation. We hope this edition inspires your next journey. Until next time, fair winds and following seas.

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How y a cht s are re d e f ining l e i s ure

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T h e c al l of th e s e a , th e m e a s ure of t im e

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Aw e on a Gran d S c al e

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YACHTING

What’s new PROJECT ANANDA

REV OCEAN

HEESEN YACHTS PROJECT ANANDA: DUTCH EXPERTISE

pool area connected directly to a Teppanyaki-

exploration, and scientific research.

style bar within the main lounge. The deck space

It features an imposing yet elegant profile,

Imagined in collaboration with Sinot Yacht

is entirely flush and free from visible mooring

blending expedition-vessel capabilities with the

Architecture & Design, this future yacht

equipment, creating a serene environment that

standards of a modern superyacht. Built to cruise

represents the inaugural build under the

can easily transform into an entertainment and

to some of the planet’s most remote regions, the

shipyard’s new strategic direction. Built on

party deck. The midship spa and beach club

vessel is equipped with advanced research facilities,

an ultra-efficient steel hull, 72 meters long,

spans approximately 100 square metres, offering

laboratories, submersibles, and ocean-mapping

Project Ananda combines proven Dutch

an unrivalled wellness experience complete with

technology, enabling scientists to conduct studies

shipbuilding expertise with advanced

a sauna, steam room, ice bath, snow shower,

ranging from climate change and biodiversity

performance. Tank testing at the University

hyperbaric chamber, massage and medical

to plastic pollution and fisheries management.

of Southampton’s Wolfson Unit successfully

treatment room, and bar. Keel laying is scheduled

The interiors feature a contemporary

validated resistance, trim, heave, and wave

for November 2026, with launch and delivery

Scandinavian-inspired design, emphasizing natural

response. The hybrid propulsion system

anticipated in 2030.

materials, comfort, and understated elegance.

incorporates twin MTU engines and PTI/PTO

The yacht accommodates up to 36 guests in a

miles at 12 knots and a maximum speed of

REV OCEAN: WORLD’S LARGEST EXPLORATION YACHT

16 knots. Spread across five decks, the general

Designed by Espen Øino, REV Ocean is more

guest accommodations designed for extended

arrangement prioritises fluid movement and

than a superyacht: a pioneering platform

voyages. Reaching a top speed of around 17 knots

layered privacy. The layout remains highly

designed to transform our understanding of the

and cruising comfortably at 11 knots, REV Ocean

adaptable, with two configurable Owner’s Deck

oceans. A massive oceanographic research vessel

offers exceptional range and expedition capabilities

arrangements allowing the owner to choose

commissioned by Norwegian billionaire Kjell

allow her to operate for long periods cruises in

between a forward-facing private deck or an

Inge Røkke. At 194.9 metres in length, the vessel

distant waters, from the Arctic to the Antarctic.

aft-focused deck experience. Among Ananda’s

is the largest private yacht ever built and stands

Delivery is now scheduled for late 2026, with the

standout features is the travertine-clad swimming

apart for its unique combination of luxury,

first scientific mission expected in 2027.

gearboxes, delivering a range of 5 000 nautical

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selection of spacious cabins and suites, including an impressive owner’s residence and numerous

YACHTING

What’s new designed to be experienced and shared. The

AZIMUT SEADECK 9

26-metre yacht is taking on board the Volvo Penta hybrid propulsion system, confirming an approach that integrates technological innovation and environmental consciousness.

BENETTI: TWO CUSTOM STEEL YACHTS The famous italian shipyard consolidates its steel legacy with back-to-back launches of two hybrid B.Now 67M units : M/Y Symmetry and M/Y Dagger. It’s a result that confirms Benetti’s global leadership in the construction of custom steel yachts: generous volumes, hybrid propulsion systems, and the iconic design philosophy behind the Oasis Deck.

Built with steel hulls and aluminium superstructures, these two custom yachts are the first 67-metre hybrid units in Benetti’s B.Now 67M family, the result of a project that combines state-of-the-art engineering, construction reliability and a bespoke focus on comfort. The integration of advanced technologies aims to

FERRARI HYPERSAIL: SAILING PRANCING HORSE During the Milan Design Week, Ferrari

achieve a tangible reduction in environmental material of the hull is carbon fiber: and its grey

impact and superior acoustic comfort,

tone is in a new variant named Grigio Hypersail.

eliminating vibrations and noise both when running and at anchor. While the exteriors

ocean monohull. The main goal is to transfer

AZIMUT SEADECK 9: A TIMELESS AND MODERN DESIGN

into the nautical world the same design and

The largest yacht ever built in Azimut shipyard

the owner commissioned the interiors from

aesthetic spirit that makes Ferrari cars unique:

in Avigliana, Italy is the perfect union between

the firm Reymond Langton Design, which

a constant drive toward innovation without

craftsmanship and industry. An expertise

developed a cohesive and welcoming layout,

ever losing the essence of form. The Ferrari

developed over the years is supported by a

defined by a palette of inviting pale colour

Design Studio, led by Flavio Manzoni, worked

€50 million investment plan which has

shades. The interiors of M/Y Dagger are by

in close synergy with Ferrari’s engineering team

redesigned spaces, processes, and production

Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, defined

and French naval architect Guillaume Verdier

flows, enabling the construction of yachts up

by sophisticated colour pairings and the use

to translate aerodynamic, hydrodynamic,

to 27 metres. The interiors were designed by

of nine different types of wood. At the specific

and structural constraints into aesthetic

Alberto Mancini, whilst the exteriors are the

request of the owner, numerous areas on

opportunities. The streamlined silhouette evokes

work of Matteo Thun & Antonio Rodriguez.

M/Y Dagger have been designed as private art

the purity of proportions of the Ferrari Monza

The Fun Island opens like a stage on the water:

galleries, with special shelves for sculptures

SP1/SP2, while the exterior of the coach roof

terraces extend across three levels, a pool

and spotlight niches recessed in the walls

on deck recalls the graphics architecture of the

reflects the sky, and the platform descends

exhibiting a prestigious collection of paintings

Le Mans-winning Hypercar 499P. The primary

to embrace the sea. A 60-square-metre area

and artwork.

Hypersail reveals the livery of its 100-foot flying

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unify the two yachts, the interior design reveals two different personalities. For M/Y Symmetry,

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What’s new ROSSINAVI SEAWOLF X

ROSSINAVI SEAWOLF X

ROSSINAVI SEAWOLF X: SUSTAINABLE LUXURY AT SEA

The yacht accommodates up to 10 guests in

cutting-edge technology, and an unparalleled

5 luxury cabins, including a spacious owner’s

onboard experience. Expansive outdoor living

Famous italian shipyard Rossinavi has

suite and four luxurious guest staterooms

areas provide generous spaces for relaxation,

introduced one of the most ambitious

designed to deliver the comfort and privacy

entertainment, and enjoying breathtaking

projects in yachting: a 42.8-metre hybrid-

of a high-end waterfront residence.

ocean views. Multiple deck lounges, spacious

electric catamaran that combines cutting-

Combining batteries, electric motors, solar

sunbathing areas, and carefully designed

edge technology, environmental awareness,

panels and diesel generators, Seawolf X

social spaces ensure seamless indoor-outdoor

and uncompromising luxury. Delivered in

can operate in electric mode for most

living. The yacht’s interior is conceived to

2024, Seawolf X is not only Rossinavi’s first

cruising scenarios, significantly reducing

offer the highest standards of comfort. Large

multihull yacht, but also the flagship of a

emissions and noise, reaching a top speed

panoramic windows flood the living spaces

new generation of intelligent, low-impact

of approximately 14 knots and offering an

with natural light, creating a warm and inviting

superyachts. Designed by Fulvio De Simoni,

efficient cruising speed of around 10 knots.

atmosphere. Premium materials, bespoke

the motor-yacht stands out for its sleek,

According to the shipyard, the vessel can

furnishings, and meticulous finishes reflect a

futuristic silhouette and exceptional onboard

achieve fully electric navigation on day

contemporary yet timeless design philosophy.

volume. The catamaran configuration creates

trips and maintain predominantly electric

Guest accommodations are planned to provide

expansive living areas, including a vast main

operation even during longer voyages.

privacy, luxury, and exceptional comfort,

salon, five luxurious guest suites and multiple

making every voyage a unique experience.

Studio has created a refined contemporary

AMELS PROJECT TANZANITE: WHERE INNOVATION MEETS ELEGANCE

atmosphere defined by natural materials,

A superyacht concept, 120 metres (393.7 ft) in

delivering smooth cruising, long-range

soft textures, and panoramic sea views.

length, built by Amels with timeless elegance,

capability, and reduced environmental impact.

outdoor lounges designed to maximise comfort and privacy. Inside, Meyer Davis

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Performance and efficiency are at the heart of the yacht with advanced engineering solutions and modern propulsion technologies,

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The horizon, your only limit A B Y S YA C H T I N G

PERSHING GTX70

What if true luxury meant escaping to sea, free from constraints and rigid itineraries? With ABYS Yachting, a renowned name in luxury yachting, the Mediterranean becomes an exclusive playground, shaped entirely around your desires. Here, everything begins with a spark of inspiration—a sun-drenched lunch, a getaway with

FERRETTI YACHTS 800

friends, a few days where time stands still—and unfolds into a flawlessly orchestrated experience. Hidden coves, crystal-clear waters, endless horizons… the scenery shifts

PERSHING GTX70

with every passing moment. On board elegant, highperformance yachts over 15 metres, every detail is designed to deliver a truly bespoke service, led by experienced and attentive crews. This is more than an escape; it is a redefined way of being at sea—spontaneous, fluid, and deeply liberating. Whether it’s a weekend in Saint-Tropez, a day off the coast of Cannes, or a voyage to Corsica, the Balearics or more secluded shores, ABYS Yachting infuses each journey with a rare sense of soul, where refinement and discretion quietly redefine the essence of luxury.

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A distinctive signature, crafted for travellers in search of genuine emotion and lasting memories.

Monaco Office: Palais de la Scala, 1 avenue Henry Dunant.

Tel.: + 377 97 70 78 94 | contact@abys-monaco.mc

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A new standard in yacht charter, driven by excellence at Abys Yachting.

YACHTING

What’s new

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FEADSHIP PROJECT 821

FEADSHIP PROJECT 821: HYDROGEN FUEL-CELL SUPERYACHT

family use. The full owners’ deck above the

Designed by RWD and with owners’

bedrooms, twin bathrooms and dressing rooms,

representation by Edmiston, Project 821 is

a gym, a pantry, one office in each area and

the world’s first hydrogen fuel-cell superyacht.

a living room. A full walkaround deck, with

Feadship’s bold response was a multi-faceted,

shaded areas forward and aft, there are beautiful

zero-diesel approach designed to cruise

locations to ensure time onboard dining and

between harbours or anchorages and to operate

relaxing in the Jacuzzi. The hefty 19-metre beam

the yacht’s hotel load and amenities with

allows wide corridors inside and gracious side-

emission-free power from green hydrogen.

decks outside where guests can easily walk side-

For longer cruises or when pure hydrogen is not

by-side. The owner accommodation extends

available, the electricity powering the 3,200 kW

beyond a single deck. A private vertical corridor

ABB pod drives comes from MTU generators

extends to the lower deck. This includes both a

combusting HVO, a second-generation biofuel

spacious staircase lined with bookshelves and

that reduces harmful emissions by 90 per cent.

display nooks and an owners’ elevator.

Project 821 also features the most efficient waste

At each deck level, there are inviting private

heat recovery system yet developed, a system

lifestyle destinations to savour such as a coffee

heating everything from the pool, Jacuzzi and

corner on the bridge deck, a library on the main

steam room to the ambient air temperature and

deck, and a private dining room with a sea

towel bars and floors in the guest bathrooms.

terrace and adjacent ensuite stateroom on the

This motoryacht Project 821 is designed for

lower deck.

bridge is essentially an apartment with two

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OCEANCO AEOLUS: FUTURE OF SUPERYACHT DESIGN Inspired by the Greek god of the winds, the new Oceanco concept embodies a new generation of yachts designed to harmonise advanced technology, refined aesthetics, and a reduced environmental footprint. At over 100 metres in length, Aeolus has been imagined as a floating sanctuary that embraces both innovation and comfort. Its striking exterior profile combines elegant proportions with a strong architectural presence, creating a vessel that appears both powerful and effortlessly graceful. Expansive decks, panoramic glazing, and seamless connections between indoor and outdoor spaces reinforce the feeling of openness to the ocean. Central to the concept is a commitment to sustainability, exploring the integration of alternative fuels, intelligent energy-management systems, and highly efficient onboard technologies.

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Beyond expectations EDMISTON EDMISTON CRAFTS BESPOKE JOURNEYS BEYOND IMAGINATION, WHERE EVERY DETAIL REFLECTS YOUR PACE AND PASSIONS—CREATING MEMORIES THAT LAST A LIFETIME.

It begins with a conversation and evolves into a world that’s entirely your own. From the first spark of inspiration to the final glass of champagne at sunset, every moment is crafted with precision, care, and the expertise only decades of experience can deliver.

Savour exquisite local flavours, uncover hidden treasures, and lose all sense of time as you surrender to the tranquil rhythm of life at sea. Every detail is thoughtfully considered, each experience bespoke, offering you a seamless succession of perfect moments in the world’s most coveted destinations. With Edmiston, this is more than a charter: it’s an invitation to the extraordinary.

At the heart of every Edmiston charter lies impeccable service. Their specialists anticipate your needs before they arise, offering a level of attention that is both seamless and unmatched. From spontaneous beach picnics on secluded shores to candlelit dinners prepared

by Michelin-trained chefs, no detail is too small, and no request too ambitious. Whether you dream of sailing through the sun-kissed Cyclades, discovering the untouched charm of the Grenadines, or exploring the legendary Amalfi Coast, your yacht becomes your sanctuary and your playground.

Their bespoke itineraries embrace adventure, cultural exploration, or simply the priceless luxury of time itself.

With a global reach that spans the yachting capitals of the world, deep-rooted local connections, and unmatched insider knowledge, Edmiston offers access to the most sought-after yachts on the water-from newly launched superyachts to iconic classics reserved during peak season.

Are you ready to craft your next unforgettable escape?

www.edmiston.com

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THIS IS MORE THAN A CHARTER: IT’S AN I N V I TAT I O N T O T H E E X T R A O R D I N A R Y.

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AMER 9 PROJECT

AMER 42A PROJECT

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Life at sea, reimagined A M E R YA C H T S THE NEW-GENERATION BOATS BY AMER YACHTS COMBINE IMMERSIVE DESIGN, SEAMLESS LIVING SPACES AND LOW-IMPACT MATERIALS FOR A REFINED EXPERIENCE AT SEA.

For Amer Yachts, innovation is designed to enhance life on board, bringing owners closer to the sea through comfort, design and intelligent engineering.

Developed with Studio Aoumm in Milan, the new projects—the AMER 9, AMER 10 and AMER 12—together with the AMER 42A by architect Antonio Luxardo, express a shared vision of contemporary yachting shaped by fluidity, light and openness. The AMER 9 reinterprets the shipyard’s proven 4.0 hull with refined proportions, expansive glazing and fluid circulation between decks.

Designed for extended stays at anchor, it offers a natural continuity between interior and exterior spaces, while its beach club and dual helm stations encourage a slower, immersive cruising experience. A synthesis of the defining traits of the day cruiser and the explorer, the AMER 10 evolves the brand’s pioneering spirit through an architectural concept centred on year-round liveability. Generous terraces, interconnected decks and light-filled interiors create a continuous dialogue with the surrounding environment. Every space is designed to feel open, adaptable and seamlessly connected to the sea. A staircase links all levels: creating an ever-changing scenography of space and function. Extending this philosophy further, the AMER 12 is conceived in three versions, Classic, Charter and Luxury, combining privacy, efficiency and comfort through carefully designed owner, guest and crew circulation. Alongside these projects, the AMER 42A introduces an all-aluminium concept that reduces weight and improves efficiency. At 42 metres, the yacht balances engineering precision with a sporty, dynamic, low profile stance. The result of two years of research into design and materials, the latest Amer Yachts projects redefine life at sea—reinforcing a commitment to innovation and a more sustainable future for yachting.

AMER 9 PROJECT

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Your floating paradise CECIL WRIGHT

Today’s most coveted charter yachts are no longer designed simply to cruise the oceans, but to immerse guests in the onboard experience. As yacht design evolves, the beach club has taken centre stage as the ultimate expression of waterfront living. A masterclass in contemporary design, CONTIGO embodies this new generation of charter experience. At her heart lies the Ocean Lounge, an expansive water-level beach club that transforms life at anchor, creating a seamless setting for swimming, entertaining and unwinding. Fold-down terraces expand the space, enhancing its versatility throughout the day. From morning swims and watersports to sunset cocktails, open-air dining and even outdoor cinema beneath the stars, this is where the best moments on board unfold. Panoramic decks, a spectacular two-level pool and a serene master suite complete the picture.

A dedicated Wajer 55HT chase boat extends the adventure, offering access to secluded coves, hidden beaches and unforgettable coastal discoveries, beyond the reach Photos © Studio Illume

of the mothership. Behind the scenes, a dedicated crew of 11 attends to every detail. With so much to offer, CONTIGO is not just a yacht, but the destination itself. www.cecilwright.com

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YACHT CHARTER TÉTIÈRE

YACHT CHARTER

Based in Port-Cogolin near Saint-Tropez (France), the elegant 33.77m (110’) sailing yacht CéFéA was delivered in 2020 by the renowned Italian shipyard Solaris Yachts. As the only Solaris 111-RSM ever built, she represents a unique achievement in modern yacht design and engineering. Her exterior and interior styling were created by Studio MYT Monaco, while her naval architecture was developed by acclaimed designer Javier Soto Acebal. CéFéA accommodates up to nine guests in four beautifully appointed staterooms-including a full beam master suite-, each with a private ensuite bathroom. A stylish interior design with touches of luxury wood making it a classy sailing yacht and bringing the guests a relaxing ambiance. A professional crew of five ensures exceptional service and a seamless onboard experience. Awarded both Best Design and the Judges Award at the Design & Innovation Awards, CéFéA is recognised for her contemporary elegance, innovative engineering, and distinctive profile. Combining advanced sailing performance with luxurious comfort, she offers an exceptional experience at sea, blending cutting-edge technology, refined craftsmanship, and timeless style.

CÉFÉA G - YA C H T S NEED TO KNOW

LENGTH: 33.77m YEAR BUILT: 2020 BUILDER: Solaris Yachts (Italy) INTERIOR: Studio MYT Monaco DESIGNER: Javier Soto Acebal CABINS: 4 / GUESTS: 9 CRUISING SPEED: 11.5 knots GROSS TONNAGE: 133 GT SUMMER: Mediterranean

SUMMER RATES

From €110 000 per week (€130 000 high season)

(West)

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CÉFÉA

THE MARQUESAS

CÉFÉA COMBINES A D VA N C E D SAILING PERFORMANCE WITH LUXURIOUS C O M F O R T.

LENGTH: 122m YEAR BUILT: 2024 BUILDER: Lürssen INTERIOR: Reymond Langton DESIGNER: Nuvolari Lenard CABINS: 9 / GUESTS: 12 CRUISING SPEED: 12 knots GROSS TONNAGE: 4,918 GT SUMMER: Mediterranean WINTER: Caribbean

KISMET

RATES

CECIL WRIGHT

SUMMER & WINTER

€3 000 000 per week

Designed to combine dramatic styling with exceptional comfort, Kismet from Lürssen shipyard stands out with her dark, sculpted exterior, sweeping lines and bold bow, which give an unmistakably powerful profile. Exterior design was created by Nuvolari Lenard, while the interiors were developed by Reymond Langton Design. Kismet accommodates up to 12 guests in a collection of highly private suites, supported by a large professional crew.

Interiors blends refined contemporary luxury with cinematic glamour: richly textured materials, custom furniture, polished stone, warm woods and carefully controlled lighting create an atmosphere that is both grand

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and intimate. The owner’s accommodation is conceived as a private retreat, while guest spaces are designed for relaxed entertaining and long stays at sea. Among the superyacht features a full wellness area with spa facilities, a gym, beauty salon, massage rooms and a hammamstyle steam room, not to mention a swimming pool, multiple lounges, outdoor dining areas and expansive decks for sunbathing. A dedicated cinema, dance floor and music spaces is provided on board. Kismet is engineered for serious cruising as well as leisure with advanced propulsion and stabilisation systems offering quiet experience underway-up to 12 knots-and at anchor.

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KISMET

KISMET IS ENGINEERED FOR SERIOUS CRUISING AS WELL AS LEISURE.

YACHT CHARTER

CHRISTINA O Unique in every sense, CHRISTINA O is the world’s most famous yacht, and recently became the most successful charter yacht in the world. CHRISTINA O began as HMCS Stormont, a Canadian wartime frigate launched in 1943. After World War II, Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis bought it in 1954 and transformed it into a glamorous yacht, naming it after his daughter Christina. It hosted leaders and celebrities, including Winston Churchill, John F. Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, and Maria Callas. After Onassis’s death, it declined until being restored in 1999. Today, CHRISTINA O remains

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an icon of luxury and maritime history. This vessel can sleep up to 34 guests in 17 staterooms and can host 120 people for events at anchor—even when on charter.

No other yacht can do this! Elegant guest suites, a cinema and open decks create a floating private palace.

Powered by twin MAN diesel engines, CHRISTINA O cruises at 14 knots and reaches about 19 knots. Many books have been written, and the CHRISTINA O is the ultimate symbol of 20th century power and glory.

Good to know: the motor-yacht is in excellent condition.

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NEED TO KNOW

LENGTH: 99,13m YEAR BUILT: 1943/1956/2001 BUILDER: Canadian Vickers INTERIOR: Molindris +

Associates (since 1999) DESIGNERS: Casar Pinnau (Onassis Era) CABINS: 17 GUESTS: 34 CRUISING SPEED: 19 knots max GROSS TONNAGE: 1 802 GT SUMMER: Mediterranean

RATES SUMMER RATES

From €700 000 per week (low season) (€740 000 high season) WINTER RATES

TBC

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YACHT CHARTER

M/Y JUST MARIE III

The essence of yachting PRIVATE YACHTING EXPERIENCES CRAFTED AROUND YOUR DREAMS, THROUGH GREECE’S MOST SPECTACULAR DESTINATIONS.

S/C SUNNY DREAM

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ea Alliance Group Ltd is a consortium of yachting companies, established in 1999 specialising in yacht sales, charters, management, and marine projects.

With operational bases throughout the Mediterranean. Sea Alliance Group serves as the ultimate gateway to the elite yachting lifestyle.

Greece and its breathtaking landscapes are best experienced from the water, but not all sea voyages are created equal.

Through the curated charter fleet of Sea Alliance Group, exploring the hidden coves of the Ionian or the vibrant ports of the Cyclades shifts from a standard vacation into a masterclass in luxury.

For reservations: www.sea-alliance.com Email: office@sea-alliance.com

The M/Y ONEIRO I is a 38-metre Gianetti yacht designed by Tomaso Spadolini. This vessel is built for slow afternoons with family; while the layout offers grand spaces for gathering, it thoughtfully provides quiet alcoves and five secluded suites that act as private isolated sanctuaries. Explore the dodecanese islands with a route that starts in Rhodes: a seven-day journey

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offers some of the most culturally diverse cruising in the Aegean. Over a week of short, scenic passages, the route beautifully balances the vibrant, neoclassical harbors of Symi and Kos with the quiet, mystical energy of Patmos and the raw volcanic cliffs of Nisyros.

M/Y UNITY ONE, a Mangusta GranSport 34 model designed with sharp Italian aesthetics and an active lifestyle in mind, blends refined interior comfort with life at sea. The interior styling uses low-profile furniture and expansive glass to keep the sea as your constant backdrop. Powered by four Volvo Penta IPS engines, this sportyacht is capable of reaching 24 knots with remarkable agility. Discover the Ionian starting from Corfu to Zakynthos.

This 7 days Ionian voyage offers a greener alternative to the volcanic landscapes of the Aegean.

Towards the Cyclades Islands, M/Y JUST MARIE III-a Sanlorenzo SX112-will take you to chic magnetism of Mykonos and Paros, to the dramatic, otherworldly volcanic cliffs of Milos and the quiet sandbar of Kythnos. The italian motoryacht feels like a modern penthouse, featuring minimalist lines and floor-to-

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M/Y ONEIRO I

WITH SEA ALLIANCE GROUP’S F L E E T, E X P L O R I N G THE IONIAN OR CYCLADES BECOMES A MASTERCLASS I N L U X U R Y.

M/Y ONEIRO I

ceiling glass by Piero Lissoni. The real magic, though, is at the stern. The aft deck unfolds into a massive, 90-square-metre waterfront beach club with fold-down wings, creating a private island at sea level where you can step straight into the turquoise water.

Finally, for those seeking a sailing catamaran experience, S/C SUNNY DREAM, a Lagoon 60 model, sets out from the sophisticated enclave of Porto Heli. A one-week cruise through the

M/Y UNITY ONE

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sheltered Saronic and Argolic Gulf explores the quieter, more intimate side of the Peloponnese coast. The route beautifully balances the aristocratic, pine-scented charm of Spetses and the grand, Venetian history of Nafplion with tiny, hidden mainland fishing hamlets like Kyparissi. With its short, easy hops and protected waters, it is an itinerary built for slow, unwind-the-clock exploration. 

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3 questions for…

Constance Brément C A N N E S YA C H T I N G F E S T I VA L What perspective do you hope to bring to the Festival?

Having spent fifteen years experiencing the Festival from the exhibitor’s side with Beneteau, I have a clear understanding of what shipyards, brands and industry professionals are looking for. My ambition is not to reshape an event that will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2027, but to support its continued growth by expanding its international influence, enhancing the services available and making every stage of the visitor journey ever more seamless. The Cannes Yachting Festival is a genuine source of inspiration. It should remain a showcase for innovation, emerging trends and new ways of enjoying life on the water, while continuing to bring together the entire marine industry.

How would you define the art of living at sea?

For me, it is a true way of life. A timeless interlude, an opportunity to step away from noise, obligations and the pace of everyday life. Some are drawn to performance, speed and personal challenge, while others simply cherish sharing precious moments with family and friends.

Whatever the style of cruising, the emotions remain the same: a sense of freedom, escape and complete disconnection. Today, boats have become elegant and highly personalised retreats, conceived as genuine living spaces that extend the comfort, warmth and spirit of home out onto the water.

Boating is constantly evolving.

What changes do you see taking shape? sustainable, more intuitive and easier to access. Advances in alternative propulsion, recycled materials and artificial intelligence are already helping owners optimise energy use on board and enhance daily life afloat. At the same time, innovative financing schemes, shared ownership programmes and co-ownership solutions should encourage AT THE HELM OF EUROPE’S LARGEST IN-WATER BOAT SHOW, CONSTANCE BRÉMENT IS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF AN EVENT THAT HAS BECOME A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION FOR BOATING ENTHUSIASTS WORLDWIDE.

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a wider audience to embrace life at sea and turn long-held cruising aspirations into reality.

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I believe tomorrow’s boating landscape will be more

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EXPLORE NEW HORIZONS AND EMBRACE A NEW LIFESTYLE ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA. Between elegance, light, and an infinite horizon, discover a world gathering more than 700 yachts, where the sea becomes an experience — and enjoy privileged access to the show, with exclusive services.

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A SELECTION OF THE WORLD’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS YACHTING EVENTS

CANNES YACHTING FESTIVAL

BARCELONA INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW

September 8th/13th, 2026

October 14th / 18th, 2026

Europe’s leading in-water boat show brings an eclectic range of 700 boats from 5 to 55 metres across the Vieux Port and Port Canto sites. Boats are displayed on land for units under 10 metres and in water for larger vessels including sailing and motor boats, multihulls, rigid-hull and RIBs.

The most important boating show in Spain returns to Port Vell in Barcelona, with more than 220 exhibitors and 700 boats, including an expanded floating exhibition featuring luxury yachts, motorboats, and catamarans. The innovation dock at Moll de la Fusta showcases sustainable boating technology from top nautical startups, while the America’s Cup Experience offers immersive activities.

MONACO YACHT SHOW September 23th/26th, 2026 Celebrating its 35th anniversary, the unmissable annual event presents over 120 superyachts and around 60 luxury tenders, offering a view of industry trends. The show brings together more than 560 exhibitors including designers, naval architects, builders, equipment suppliers, brokers, and companies specialising in luxury products and services for yachting.

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September 26th / October 4th, 2026 The premier sailing event on the Mediterranean coast organised by the Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez brings together 250 vessels on a single stretch of water: classic boats, some over a century old, maxi yachts, and ultra-modern sailboats—among the most beautiful in the world!

FORT LAUDERDALE INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW October 28th / November 1st, 2026 Owned by the Marine Industries Association of South Florida, the FLIBS is recognised as the largest in-water boat show in the world, with more than 1,300 boats on display. The event spans nearly 90 acres across 3 million square feet of exhibit space that is connected by an intricate network of water and ground transportation services.

PARIS NAUTIC SHOW November 25th/29th, 2026 Now located at the Bourget Exhibition Center north of the capital, the Paris Nautic Show ushers in a new era focused on innovation and sustainability.

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On the agenda: a diverse lineup featuring exceptional boats (multihulls, 60-foot sailboats, motorboats, and RIBS), a river village, meet-and-greets with sailors, and several themed conferences.

BOOT DÜSSELDORF January 23rd/31st, 2027 With over 1,500 exhibitors in 16 exhibition halls, Boot Düsseldorf in Germany is probably the world’s largest yacht and water sports indoor trade fair.

Both sailors and motor boaters will find their perfect boat here. Don’t miss: a wide variety of boats, from dinghies to yachts, including RIBs, catamarans and cruising yachts, not to mention areas dedicated to diving, water sports, equipment and charter.

MIAMI INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW February 10th/14th, 2027 The MIBS takes place at different venues, including the Convention Center, where you can find boats up to 49 feet, engine manufacturers and electronics.

The Progressive Boat Show Experience at Pride Park presents a collection of lifestyle activities. Miami Beach Yacht Collection on Collins Avenue explore powerboats, yachts from 30 to 125 feet, tenders and engines. Sailor’s Cove at IGY Yacht Haven Grande Miami is dedicated for sailboats and accessories.

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The architecture of belonging ITALIAN ARCHITECT CRISTINA GHERARDI BENARDEAU DESIGNS EXCEPTIONAL RESIDENCES, HOTELS AND YACHTS AROUND THE WORLD.

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ou have worked with

surroundings and, above all, more personal.

desire and emotion—qualities that remain

some of the world’s

The notion of wellbeing has evolved.

profoundly human.

leading luxury houses.

Serenity, privacy, effortless functionality and

Which values have stayed with you?

understated sophistication have become

Which project are you most proud of?

One of them remains as a fundamental truth:

essential. In yachting particularly, we are

Without hesitation, Savannah. It marked a

excellence is not a result; it is a discipline.

witnessing a profound shift. Owners are

genuine turning point in the yachting world.

I have retained a deep commitment to

moving away from highly codified and

Upon delivery, it challenged many established

uncompromising standards, an obsessive

hierarchical layouts in favour of environments

conventions, both in its exterior profile and

attention to detail, and the belief that true luxury

centred on experience, natural light and an

its interior design. Our ambition was to move

is defined more by restraint than by ostentation.

almost organic relationship with the outdoors.

beyond the traditional compartmentalised approach to life on board and create a more

How would you describe your signature style?

What do you aim to bring to your clients?

fluid, architectural and almost residential

As a form of immersive elegance: deeply

Far more than a spectacular setting: a sense of

experience. We sought to establish an organic

emotional spaces shaped around the people who

belonging. Our role is to translate a vision of

connection between indoor and outdoor

inhabit them. We pursue a timeless aesthetic

life—sometimes still intuitive or unspoken—

spaces, bring natural light in differently and

that never feels static, where architecture

into a tangible reality. We seek that rare

rethink how people use and inhabit a yacht.

engages in a dialogue with light, volume,

balance between beauty, emotion and flawless

More than a yacht, it embodied a vision:

landscape and lifestyle. We do not simply create

functionality. A place should impress, certainly,

a place designed around emotion rather than

interiors; we compose atmospheres, experiences

but above all it should soothe, inspire and endure.

prestige alone.

Does artificial intelligence already have

What moves you most?

The line between private residences and

a place in your work?

The moment a place ceases to be a project

superyachts is becoming increasingly

Yes, provided it remains a tool rather than an

and becomes an emotion. When an owner

blurred. What are owners looking for today?

intention. Artificial intelligence can enrich

steps inside and instinctively feels that

That distinction is indeed fading, because

certain aspects of the creative process, from

it belongs to them, even if they cannot

owners no longer think of their living

analysing patterns of use to optimising complex

immediately explain why. It is as though

environments separately. They seek a coherent

systems or exploring conceptual variations.

the space reveals something deeply personal

language and an emotional continuity between

But it will never replace intuition, cultural

that they never knew how to express.

land and sea. Today, they want spaces that

sensitivity or the nuanced understanding of how

Ultimately, our work is about giving

are more fluid, more connected to their

people live. Our profession is rooted in memory,

tangible form to the invisible. 

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THE BEST EXAMPLE Launched in 2024, the KISMET from the Lürssen german shipyard has

been designed to offer an experience akin to that of a floating luxury hotel.

The 122-metre superyacht features a dedicated ‘Nemo Cinema’ equipped with a 150-inch screen and an

underwater lounge. It also boasts

massive video walls across two levels, an interactive dance floor and a DJ

booth, transforming certain areas into a veritable private club!

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How yachts are redefining leisure THE WORLD OF YACHTING HAS EVOLVED FAR BEYOND COSY CABINS AND LUXURY FACILITIES. TODAY’S MOST SOPHISTICATED YACHTS ARE INCREASINGLY BEING DESIGNED WITH CINEMA ROOMS, VIDEO GAME LOUNGES AND OTHER IMMERSIVE ENTERTAINMENT.

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Video gaming has also found its place on board.

Dedicated gaming rooms are increasingly common, particularly on family-oriented yachts. These spaces are often equipped with the latest consoles, large screens, racing simulators and multiplayer setups. For younger guests, they offer a familiar and engaging environment.

For adults, they provide an opportunity to enjoy friendly competitions during long crossings. Some yachts even organise gaming tournaments between guests, creating a unique social experience at sea. And virtual reality technology is another emerging trend. VR headsets allow guests to explore immersive digital worlds, participate in simulated sporting events or experience interactive adventures without leaving the yacht. This technology is particularly appealing when weather conditions limit outdoor activities, ensuring that entertainment remains available regardless of circumstances. Beyond cinemas and gaming areas, modern yachts are incorporating a wide range of leisure facilities like music studios, karaoke rooms, wellness lounges and even private nightclubs are becoming increasingly popular.

On some superyachts, entire decks are dedicated to recreation, featuring bowling alleys, sports simulators or interactive entertainment zones. 

hese days, private owners and charter guests are no longer looking solely for relaxation or 3 stars dining. They also expect a large variety of activities capable of entertaining family members and friends of all ages. As a result, the leading yacht designers are integrating cutting-edge technology and flexible leisure spaces into their projects from the earliest stages of development. Private cinemas have become one of the most sought-after features on large yachts, such as the AZZAM, one of the world’s largest private yachts, the new KISMET or the DILBAR, which features multimedia areas dedicated to cinema and digital entertainment.

Equipped with high-definition projectors, surroundsound systems and luxurious reclining seats, these huge rooms provide a premium movie experience while cruising. Some units even feature acoustic insulation and professional-grade audiovisual equipment comparable to those found in commercial theaters. After a day spent swimming, diving or exploring coastal destinations, guests can enjoy a private screening of the latest blockbuster in complete comfort. Especially vessels exceeding 80 metres in length…

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The floating fairway FOR A LONG TIME, GOLF AND YACHTING HAVE SHARED A NATURAL AFFINITY. BOTH EMBODY PRECISION, LEISURE AND A PASSION FOR DREAM DESTINATIONS. TODAY, MANY SUPERYACHTS FEATURE FACILITIES FOR PLAYING GOLF AT SEA, JUST AS THEY DO FOR OTHER SPORTS.

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oday, modern superyachts are no longer simply floating luxury residences. They have evolved into highly personalised platforms designed around their owners’ passions including outdoor sports.

For golf enthusiasts, this means enjoying the sport while cruising some of the most spectacular coastlines on earth.

One of the most popular features aboard large yachts is the dedicated golf practice area. Custom-designed driving ranges allow guests to perfect their swing from the aft deck, often using biodegradable golf balls that dissolve harmlessly in seawater. Advanced launchmonitor technology and virtual simulators provide detailed performance analysis, enabling players to practice regardless of weather conditions or location, especially since it has been shown that many yacht owners are regular golfers and avid golf enthusiasts.

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Several leading yacht builders and designers have integrated golf facilities directly into their concepts such as the famous Stargazer, classic 55m superyacht often nicknamed the “golf yacht”, built in 1964 but refitted in 2010. Its helipad doubles as a driving range, and the yacht

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CUSTOM-DESIGNED DRIVING RANGES ALLOW GUESTS TO PERFECT THEIR SWING FROM THE AFT DECK.

carries golf equipment as well as professional coaches on some cruises. More recently, the highly advanced Project KAI concept—a 50-metre yacht from the Turkish firm BAZ Yacht Design—features a private golf practice area on the owner’s deck. The same concept was applied to another modern yacht project called “Kaizen”, which featured a “sports deck” with a golf and fitness area. Even more outlandish is the Noahs Twin Carrier concept, designed by the Mitsi studio: a yacht inspired by an aircraft carrier, whose deck can be transformed into a three-hole golf course complete with bunkers and putting greens. But the project never actually existed!

and built for the marine environment, this system provides hours of fun for superyacht guests and crew alike. From seasoned golfers looking to hone their skills to beginners looking for exciting and engaging games, and to complete your superyacht golf experience, it also offers a range of luxury golf accessories: from premium biodegradable golf balls, fully customisable clubs, bags and gloves and golf mats that simulate a real grass tee. Of course, floating greens, nets, and biodegradable balls also allow you to practice without harming the marine environment.

Some explorer yachts also feature expansive open decks that can be transformed into temporary practice zones, while a number of custom-built vessels include indoor golf simulators equipped with world-renowned championship courses recreated in digital form. Guests can play a virtual round at Palm Beach, Florida in the morning and step ashore at a South Mediterranean marina in the afternoon.

Off the Deck’s SeaDriveCX system transforms a deck, helipad, or aft platform into a high-tech golf simulator in just a few minutes. Designed and handcrafted in the United Kingdom by Formula 1 engineers, the all-carbon SeaDriveCX elevates golf onboard to levels never before thought possible. Ultra-lightweight, stunningly designed,

Technology continues to enhance the onboard golf experience. State-of-the-art simulators can replicate thousands of courses around the world with extraordinary accuracy, while data-driven coaching systems provide instant feedback on swing mechanics. These innovations ensure that golf addicts guests can maintain and improve their game even while crossing oceans! 

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A new wave of wellbeing A NEW CATEGORY OF PURPOSE-BUILT YACHTS IS REDEFINING WHAT WELLBEING AT SEA CAN LOOK LIKE. THESE VESSELS ARE DESIGNED TO OFFER REJUVENATION CRUISING AND SERENITY.

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ff-season cruising in the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, or even polar destinations offers a different kind of luxury: space, peace and quiet. With fewer vessels at sea, the entire rhythm of travel slows down. These conditions are ideal for wellness-oriented itineraries built around yoga on deck, breathwork sessions at sunrise, and long stretches of uninterrupted horizon gazing. Cruise ships like Silversea Silver Dawn, Ponant Le Commandant Charcot, Scenic Eclipse or Ritz-Carlton Evrima are emblematic of this evolution, offering refined environments where wellness programming is integrated into expedition-style travel.

Whether navigating Nordic fjords or Mediterranean coastlines outside peak season, the emphasis is on restoration rather than stimulation. Onboard programs often include private yoga instructors, osteopathy sessions, infrared sauna therapy, and plant-forward menus curated by wellness chefs. Days are designed around natural circadian rhythms: energising practices in the morning light, restorative therapies in the afternoon, and digital disconnection in the evening.

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LIFE ABOARD THE CONTIGO

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OFF-SEASON CRUISING OFFERS A DIFFERENT K I N D O F L U X U R Y: S PA C E , P E A C E A N D Q U I E T.

WITH WELLNESS AND FITNESS PROGRAMMES On the other hand, one of the most anticipated entrants is Four Seasons Yacht, a floating boutique hotel at sea, which signals a broader industry shift toward hospitality-led wellness cruising. Similarly, residential and long-stay concepts such as The World Residences at Sea allow guests to live extended periods at sea with access to wellness infrastructure, fitness programs, and community-driven health activities. On board, you’ll find the Oceana Spa, a fully equipped facility featuring: a shared hammam inspired by traditional baths; a sauna with ocean views; cryotherapy (a cold chamber for recovery); and treatment and massage rooms, not to mention relaxation pool and sensory areas.

starred French chef Yannick Alléno. Eight bars, including an Art Deco speakeasy, a 115-seat cabaret and a recording studio complete the offering. Mainly to relax, the Guerlain spa, a 16.5-metre swimming lane, a pool and a marina are at passengers’ disposal throughout the journey.

Orient Express Corinthian sails the Mediterranean and the Adriatic, before crossing the Atlantic in autumn to winter in the Caribbean. In 2027, a new collection of itineraries extends her range to the eastern Mediterranean and Northern Europe.

The latest addition is the new Orient Express Corinthian exclusive cruise ship, born of the collaboration between Orient Express and Chantiers de l’Atlantique (France), a world reference in naval engineering, It accommodates 54 suites, ranging from 45 to 230m², distributed across four decks. Each suite features a 3.60-metre panoramic window and deckhead heights raised by 25cm above current industry standards. Leathers, precious wood veneers and marbles compose an interior of quiet refinement. Five restaurants and private dining rooms are placed under the culinary direction of multi-Michelin-

ON BOARD THE YACHT, NATURAL THERAPY SPACES More intimate expedition yachts like the 50m Italian CRN Aqua Mare extend this philosophy into remote marine environments, where secluded anchorages become natural therapy spaces. The sea itself becomes part of the treatment, offering constant sensory regulation through movement, sound, and immersion in blue space, with a feeling of complete detachment. As the first true superyacht in the Galapagos Islands, the Aqua Mare takes an iconic once-in-alifetime adventure to the next level for only 16 guests.

The perfect ship for a peaceful getaway. 

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THE SEA ITSELF BECOMES THERAPEUTIC, R E G U L AT I N G T H E SENSES THROUGH M O V E M E N T, SOUND, AND IMMERSION IN B L U E S PA C E .

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An experience like no other M O R L E Y YA C H T S MORE THAN A YACHT, THIS IS A LIVING LEGEND: A FLOATING STAGE WHERE HISTORY MET GLAMOUR, OFFERING AN EXPERIENCE THAT REMAINS UNMATCHED TO THIS DAY.

Unrivalled glamour and timeless elegance. CHRISTINA O is the world’s most famous superyacht. Once in a lifetime such a famous prize becomes available to acquire.

Formerly the pride of Aristotle Onassis, CHRISTINA O was the stage where many of the 20th century’s greatest figures gathered. Sir Winston Churchill first met John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy in the famous Ari’s Bar. Onassis started his love affair with the Greek superstar Maria Callas and later went on to win the heart of America’s First Lady ‘Jackie’ after the assasination of JFK, and their love was celebrated with a wedding on CHRISTINA O. An endless list of glamorous celebrities are connected with © Stef Bravin

the yacht.

Weddings, social events and multi-generational celebrations add to the weeks of charter by individuals inviting their friends and family. The spacious decks are ideal for entertaining large numbers of guests, and CHRISTINA O is unique in being able to sleep 34 and host up to 157 guests at anchor for events. No other yacht can offer this.

Completely rebuilt with modern amenities while preserving her priceless charm, CHRISTINA O offers an onboard experience unlike anything else.

Guests love the legendary swimming pool with its Greek mosaic floor that can transform into a dance floor. Sipping cocktails in Ari’s Bar is magical; then the outdoor bar on the Jacuzzi Deck is where guests gather for pre-dinner and post-dinner drinks.

Other features include the Compass Deck dining area; the interior dining room dedicated to Princess Grace de Monaco; the elegant Callas lounge, the intimate Lapis © Stef Bravin

lounge, and the popular spa with two treatment rooms.

Enquiries for sale and charter: Morley Yachts www.morleyyachts.com

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1. &TRADITION, Flowerpot Chandelier. 2. KNOLL, Barcelona Chairs, Biboni Sofa & Platner Coffee Table. 3. CASSINA, Me From Outside Mirror ‘‘We see what we want to see’’ by Pietro Terzini. 4. DIOR MAISON, Rose Candle Holder Vase. 5. ASSOULINE, Beken of Cowes: The Art of Sailing.

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Timeless by design E M I LY N E U G A R T E N BLENDING COMFORT, CRAFTSMANSHIP AND EMOTION, EMILY NEUGARTEN CREATES SERENE INTERIORS THAT FEEL AS ENDURING AS THEY ARE INVITING.

How would you define your style?

I would describe my style as timeless, warm and deeply personal. I am less interested in trends than in creating spaces that feel authentic and effortless to live in. Every project begins with listening: understanding my clients, their lifestyle and how they want to feel in their home. For this Mirabeau apartment, my objective was to create a peaceful retreat in the heart of Monaco. I wanted the interior to feel elegant without being ostentatious, refined yet welcoming. Natural materials, soft textures and carefully balanced proportions helped shape an atmosphere of calm and understated luxury.

What inspired this project?

The apartment offered a wonderful opportunity to rethink the space entirely. We focused on bespoke joinery, integrated storage and layered lighting to maximise every square metre while preserving a sense of openness and fluidity. I believe true luxury lies in the details: the quality of the materials, the way light interacts with a space and the feeling of comfort it provides. Every element was carefully considered to create harmony throughout the apartment.

What do you enjoy most about your profession?

What I love most is transforming ideas into places that people genuinely enjoy living in. Interior design is not only about aesthetics; it is about creating environments that enhance everyday life and reflect the personality of those who inhabit them.

And the future?

I am fortunate to work on a variety of residential and hospitality projects in Monaco and internationally.

Whatever the scale of the project, my ambition remains the same: to create timeless spaces that combine beauty, functionality and emotion.

Le Montaigne, 7 avenue de Grande Bretagne, Monaco Tel.: +33 (0)6 07 93 01 68 | emily@emilyneugarten.com emilyneugarten.com | Instagram: @emilyninteriordesign

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1. PAOLA LENTI, Helico outdoor side table, design by Nicolò Morales. 2. DEDON, Caladio armachair, design by Hoffmann & Kahleyss.

3. TRIBÙ, Mood daybed (Studio Segers) & Dunes low table (Yabu Pushelberg). 4. SUMMIT, Paley round low and high occasional tables.

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Designing for everyday life ISABELLA & BENJAMIN BOISSON – ABBA ISABELLA AND BENJAMIN BOISSON WORK TO IMPROVE EVERYDAY LIFE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE. TO THEM, ARCHITECTURE HAS THE POWER TO TRANSFORM THE WAY WE LIVE.

What characterises your approach to architecture?

We are interested in architecture as a tool for imagining better futures. lt should respond to the way people live, work and move through space. Over the years, our practice, focused on high-end projects, now located on Rue Grimaldi, has grown into a team bringing together over fifteen architects, designers and construction managers. Our approach remains unchanged: beautiful and buildable projects where people genuinely feel well.

Monaco is a unique place to practice architecture.

How does it influence your work?

Monaco presents a complex environment, both technically and administratively with high urban density, demanding construction constraints and strict regulations.

Over time, our practice has developed experience navigating these challenges, and the obtention of building permits for Monaco and France. For us, a successful project is also about the experience along the way.

We believe every client serves a dedicated team, clear communication and the confidence of being guided through each step of the process.

What continues to motivate you today?

The diversity of architecture itself. Every project begins with a different place, and set of constraints.

Whether working on a private villa, a healthcare facility or a larger urban intervention, we remain interested in the same question: how can architecture create environments that are meaningful, functional and enjoyable to inhabit over time? The possibility of imagining an optimistic future is what motivates us.

40 Rue Grimaldi, Monaco Tel: +377 (0)6 78 63 92 96 | contact@abba.mc www.abba.mc | Instagram: @abba.archi

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Her fitness sanctuary HELA

In 2027, the Port of Nice will welcome HELA, an exclusive private members’ club set to redefine women’s wellbeing on the Côte d’Azur. Inspired by the world of luxury hospitality, HELA brings together movement, longevity and elevated living within a sophisticated and highly curated environment.

Spanning over 400 m2, the club has been designed by renowned interior architect Cédric Capron, whose portfolio includes prestigious hospitality and high-end residential projects. Reformer Pilates, yoga, boxing and functional training are brought together in elegant spaces designed to foster privacy, tranquillity and expert guidance. Beyond fitness, HELA embraces a holistic vision of wellbeing through longevity-focused programmes, personalised nutritional expertise and a dedicated Wellness Bar, responding to the aspirations of today’s women. Refined materials, architectural purity and carefully orchestrated lighting create a warm and inviting atmosphere where every detail enhances the experience. Blurring the boundaries between a private members’ club and an urban sanctuary, HELA embodies a new generation of wellness destinations where self-care becomes a way of life.

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PRIVATE WOMEN SPORT CLUB PILATES MAT • YOGA • REFORMER • BOXE • FITNESS • CARDIO • COACHING • LOUNGE HELACLUB.FR

NICE - LE PORT

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A lesson in style with Camille Loupias PRESTIGE INTERIORS

Stone as a manifesto ‘‘Marble, quartzite, granite or travertine… I am fascinated by stone and its endless variations. It brings character, depth and a quiet sense of inevitability to an interior.

Every slab is unique, shaped by nature, with its veins, tonal nuances and irregularities. I like to use it far beyond the worktop, whether to clad a wall, structure a living space or create a bespoke piece of furniture.’’

Timelessness as a philosophy ‘‘The most successful interiors are those that stand the test of time, which is why I deliberately steer clear of fleeting trends. They often lead to uniform spaces, whereas every project should tell a singular story. This pursuit of timelessness underpins my approach: imagining elegant interiors shaped around the personalities, lifestyles and sensibilities of those who live in them, so that they remain as beautiful tomorrow as they are today.’’

Emotion as a signature ‘‘Whenever I discover my clients’ world, I always look for a distinctive element. More often than not, it becomes the foundation on which the project is built. It serves as an anchor point, a common thread that gives meaning to the whole. An interior may be impeccably designed, furnished and decorated, but it is the objects imbued with memories and emotion that give it a true soul.’’

INTERIOR DESIGNER CAMILLE LOUPIAS HAS RECEIVED MULTIPLE ACCOLADES, INCLUDING FOUR TITLES FOR FRANCE’S MOST BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN AND A VICTORY IN THE WORLD COMPETITION IN 2025.

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Lightning, refined

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MAWA

Designing beautiful lighting is above all about striking the right balance between emotion, materiality and functionality. For more than a decade, MAWA has been working alongside architects, designers, landscape architects and industry professionals to bring bespoke projects to life.

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Its strength lies in a carefully curated selection of creations from European workshops, where craftsmanship and innovation go hand in hand. Each lighting composition is conceived as a unique piece, designed to enhance volumes, elevate materials and create distinctive, enduring atmospheres. Established in Monaco, across the Côte d’Azur, the Var region and throughout France, the company maintains close relationships with its clients, placing listening, responsiveness and tailored solutions for the most demanding requirements at the heart of its approach. This local presence is supported by expert teams who provide meticulous oversight at every stage, from lighting studies and technical plans to logistics management and installation.

Guided by values of excellence, care and creativity, MAWA champions an approach where design and expertise

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424, rue de Lisbonne, Espace Coralia, Bât B – 83500 La Seyne-sur-Mer 14, Quai Antoine 1er, Le Ruscino – 98000 Monaco Tel.: 04 94 24 64 56 / www.mawa.fr

ESPACE CORALIA – BÂTIMENT B / 424, RUE DE LISBONNE – 83500 LA SEYNE-SUR-MER / 04 94 24 64 56 14, QUAI ANTOINE 1ER , LE RUSCINO – 98000 MONACO / 06 71 18 07 84 WWW.MAWA.FR / CONTACT@MAWA.FR

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The elegance of fire THE LINE® GRILL

On a terrace, beside a pool or in the heart of a garden, glowing embers and the aromas of woodsmoke set the scene for a culinary experience designed for outdoor living. THE LINE® Grill elevates wood-fired cooking to a new level: a multifunctional creation conceived as a statement piece, designed to enhance the art of

MORE THAN A GRILL, A PLACE T O G AT H E R , SHARE AND LINGER.

outdoor entertaining. Designed and crafted in France, THE LINE® Grill brings together aesthetics, craftsmanship and uncompromising attention to detail. Its clean lines and minimalist architecture create a sculptural presence that commands attention. Winner of the German Design Award 2026, THE LINE® Grill embodies a forwardthinking approach to outdoor cooking: fire pit | triple griddle area | grill area | teppanyaki plate | wok station | skewer holder | warming surface. Each configuration reveals a different expression of fire. At the heart of its design lies a mastery of fire combined with the pleasure of the craft. Every detail balances intuitive use, creative freedom and precise cooking performance. THE LINE® Grill creates a living space where fire, design and culinary experience come together in a distinctive signature— one that feels almost extraordinary, yet remains entirely tangible. www.thelinegrill.com

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Create the unprecedented, succomb to excellence.

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Luxurious nights D U M A S PA R I S

Since 1910, Dumas Paris has been dedicated to exceptional sleep. Guided by the exacting standards of its Haute Literie® Quality Charter and its commitment to 100% French manufacturing, the Maison has become a trusted partner to some of the world’s most prestigious luxury hotels and palaces. Awarded the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (EPV) label and B Corp certified, Dumas Paris has preserved and passed down its unique expertise through five generations, building a legacy of excellence spanning more than a century.

With La Nuit Idéale®, Dumas Paris invites you to create a bespoke bedding ensemble tailored to your body type, sleeping habits and personal preferences, with a choice of natural or synthetic fillings. The exclusive Millésime Collection features exceptional duvets produced in strictly limited editions using the finest materials.

To mark its 10th anniversary, Dumas Paris unveils Askja, an extraordinary duvet filled with eiderdown—the rarest and most precious down in the world—and encased in luxurious cotton-and-silk satin. A symbol of timeless craftsmanship, Millésime Askja embodies the ultimate expression of comfort by Dumas Paris. www.dumas-paris.fr

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LUXURY BOUTIQUE HOTEL COURCHEVEL 1850 Luxury Mountain Boutique Hotel MayaBay Thai-Japanese restaurant Mixology Bar - Wine Cellar Maya Well Beauty Care Spa Lalique boutique

Maya Hotel 193 rue Park City, 73120 Courchevel - France +33 4 58 24 20 20 • info@maya-hotel.fr @mayahotelcourchevel1850 Access to Maya Collection properties in Méribel: La Table de La Traye & Maya Altitude

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A Riviera twist RALPH LAUREN WHEN TIMELESS AMERICAN ELEGANCE MEETS TROPEZIAN CHIC, THE RESULT IS A NEW RALPH LAUREN BOUTIQUE THAT CAPTURES THE SPIRIT OF THE FRENCH RIVIERA.

It’s already the address on everyone’s lips in Saint-Tropez.

Located on the iconic Place des Lices, the brand’s poloplayer emblem finds a natural home on the French Riviera. Conceived as an elegant summer residence, the boutique unfolds across two beautifully restored historic buildings. From the moment guests step inside, weathered wood panelling, pale walls and limestone floors create an intimate, understated atmosphere reminiscent of the finest homes in the South of France.

Bathed in natural light, the space showcases some of the house’s most iconic pieces, from the refined creations of Ralph Lauren Collection and the exceptional tailoring of Purple Label to Polo Ralph Lauren for men, women and children, alongside a carefully curated home offering.

From bespoke styling to made-to-measure services, the boutique offers a fully personalised approach.

The ultimate touch? The Côte d’Azur’s first Ralph’s Coffee Truck, tucked away from view in a courtyard.

60 YEARS OF STYLE AND ELEGANCE

Set amid boxwood and ivy, the signature green-and-white

Written by Bridget Foley, this

captivating tome charts nearly

60 years of creation, innovation,

and influence, featuring more than 1,300 carefully curated catwalk

seating reflects the house’s timeless aesthetic and sets the tone for an atmosphere of effortless chic.

On the menu, coffees, teas and iced drinks sit alongside spritzes, champagne and a selection of sweet and savoury treats, complemented by a capsule range of Ralph’s

images—from the first womenswear

Coffee apparel and accessories. The story continues

Autumn 2025 collection. A deep dive

into the setting for Ralph’s Bar, a restaurant dedicated

fashion’s most enduring houses.

this new Saint-Tropez address is a reflection of the

Ralph Lauren Catwalks, Bridget Foley, La Martinière Editions, 632 pages, May 2026.

Ralph Lauren way of life. By bringing together fashion,

silhouettes unveiled in 1972 to the

in summer 2027, when the courtyard will be transformed

into the world of one of American

to refined American cuisine. More than a boutique,

hospitality and conviviality, the house continues to make lifestyle its most enduring signature.

Ralph Lauren boutique: 28–30 Boulevard Vasserot, Saint-Tropez www.ralphlauren.com

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1. MESSIKA, Moderniste pink gold diamond ring, €2,990. 2. MISSONI, Mixed Viscose Lamé Bikini with Sequins, €550. 3. HERMÈS, Les Tortues bandana 55, €280. 4. ISABEL MARANT x HAVAIANAS, Studded sandals, €195. 5. JACQUES MARIE MAGE, Deaver, €2,470.

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The case for smaller cases WATCHMAKING IS REDISCOVERING THE VIRTUES OF RESTRAINT, DRIVEN BY THE LEGACY OF HISTORIC MODELS, A SEARCH FOR GREATER COMFORT, AND A MORE UNDERSTATED VISION OF LUXURY.

WATCHES JAEGERLECOULTRE REVERSO CLASSIC MONOFACE SMALL SECONDS BACK TO THE PROPORTIONS OF THE 1931 ORIGINAL.

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fter years of relative discretion, watch cases measuring between 36 and 39 mm have emerged as one of the most sought-after expressions of contemporary elegance across both men’s and unisex collections. Long overshadowed by the trend for oversized watches, more compact formats are once again becoming a strategic focus for leading maisons. Recent editions of Watches & Wonders in Geneva have confirmed this shift. Rolex unveiled its new 36 mm Land-Dweller, while Cartier—long committed to balanced proportions—continues to champion this aesthetic through icons such as the Tank, Panthère, Baignoire and Santos-Dumont, whose appeal extends well beyond a female clientele. Yet this evolution extends beyond a simple reduction in size. Bulgari’s decision to introduce a 37 mm version of the Octo Finissimo alongside the existing 40 mm model illustrates the point. To achieve this new proportion

CHOPARD L.U.C 1860

36.5 MM OF UNDERSTATED ELEGANCE.

without compromising the watch’s identity, the manufacture developed an entirely new movement, demonstrating that demand for more moderately sized timepieces now justifies significant investment. Several factors explain this renewed enthusiasm. First is the growing interest in the aesthetic codes of the 1950s to the 1970s, when men’s watches favoured more restrained proportions. Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso is a perfect example. Enlarged during the 1990s and 2000s to reflect the fashion for larger cases, it is now returning to dimensions more faithful to its original spirit.

This evolution also reflects a more discreet vision of luxury, where balance and refinement matter more than sheer wrist presence. Wearing comfort plays a major role, alongside the influence of vintage watchmaking and the rise of unisex collections. The traditional boundaries between men’s and women’s watches are gradually fading in favour of more universal sizes. The new Chopard L.U.C 1860, with its 36.5 mm diameter, perfectly illustrates this transformation.

More than a passing trend, the renewed appeal of smaller case sizes reflects a broader redefinition of desirability in contemporary watchmaking. In an era increasingly drawn to nuance over display, proportion itself has become a marker of modern luxury. 

BULGARI OCTO FINISSIMO 37 MM THE ULTRA-THIN ICON, REIMAGINED IN 37 MM.

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Make ordinary products extraordinary

BY BLENDING HIGH JEWELLERY WITH THE ZEITGEIST OF POP CULTURE, NADINE GHOSN HAS CARVED OUT A SINGULAR SPACE THAT DEFIES THE CODES.

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hat was the first

encourage people to reconnect with their

everyday object

inner child. There is naturally an element

that struck you as

of humour in that approach, but also a degree

an obvious choice to transform into a piece

of boldness. Challenging the conventions of

of jewellery, and why that specific one?

the industry while remaining part of it requires

There are two objects that immediately come

a willingness to take risks.

to mind. The first is the hamburger, because it’s something that brings people together.

When someone wears one of your creations

Food has always fascinated me for that reason:

inspired by an ordinary object, what do you

it creates a sense of family, community and

think is transformed—the object itself,

culture. The burger is also something I grew up

or the person wearing it?

loving, and everyone customises it according

It is always rewarding to see people embrace

to their own tastes and preferences. The second is the pair of headphones. Walking through New York, I noticed that everyone wore them differently. They felt like a defining style marker of our time.

What led you to step away from the established codes of traditional high jewellery?

My unconventional background led me to create jewellery that I would personally want to wear—pieces with a distinct voice, capable

“MY UNCONVENTIONAL BACKGROUND L E D M E T O C R E AT E JEWELLERY T H AT I W O U L D P E R S O N A L LY W A N T TO WEAR.”

of telling stories and capturing moments in

my vision through these playful, light-hearted pieces. Jewellery is not a necessity; it is a form of self-expression. I like to think that my designs appeal to people who are independentminded, confident and appreciative of a touch of whimsy in everyday life. They serve as a gentle reminder that there is always room for imagination and individuality.

Beyond the aesthetics, there is complex engineering in your jewellery.

Which technical challenge has been the most difficult to overcome?

time. When I launched the brand, much of the

Is the humour in your pieces a way

I am constantly learning and evolving as

jewellery market revolved around traditional

to demystify luxury, or does it conceal

a designer, alongside the manufacturers

motifs such as butterflies and flowers. I wanted

a more subversive intent?

who help bring these ideas to life. This year,

to introduce something different, something

I love humour because it brings people

I experimented with titanium and large

that reflected contemporary culture while

together. Through my work, I aim to offer

precious stones, exploring the contrast

reconnecting us with childhood memories.

a different perspective on the world and

between highly valuable materials and forms

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STRAW BRACELET WITH LIGHT PINK SAPPHIRES (18K GOLD).

LEFT PAGE: THE VEGGIE BURGER RING - A COMBINATION OF 6 RINGS.

that appear playful, almost toy-like. Technical challenges are part of every collection because I continually push the boundaries in terms of stones, colours and construction. One of the most intricate pieces is the bike-chain bracelet, which requires nearly 60 hours of work and around 380 individual components to produce a single bracelet.

What are the new creative horizons you are currently exploring?

There are several projects in development that I hope will come to fruition over the next year or two. I’m excited for people to see the brand continue to evolve while remaining true to its DNA. Stacking is your signature. But if you had to keep only one piece for the rest of your life, which would you choose?

Without hesitation, the Burger. It was the piece that truly put me on the map in fine jewellery.

It was my first major risk, my boldest statement and, in many ways, my first child. It represents LIFECYCLE RAINBOW CHAIN BRACELET (18K GOLD).

the beginning of everything. And, practically speaking, it’s also a clever choice: technically it’s one piece, but it consists of six separate rings.

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The essence of excellence XERJOFF X AUTOMOBILI LAMBORGHINI

WHETHER IN PERFUMERY OR AUTOMOTIVE DESIGN, TRUE LUXURY LIES IN C R A F T S M A N S H I P.

When two worlds share the same vision, they create experiences that stir emotion and transcend expectations.

Such is the case with Xerjoff and Automobili Lamborghini.

One is renowned for its exquisite scents, the other is synonymous with power, prestige and performance.

Together, they have created three perfumes that capture the spirit of Italian excellence, blending olfactory artistry with automotive passion. The collection unfolds through three creations—Avanguardia, Fierezza and Perseveranza—conceived as chapters of the same story rather than standalone releases. Together, they explore the values that define both houses, from the boldness of innovation and the confidence of a strong identity to the determination required to pursue perfection over time.

The attention to detail extends beyond the perfumes themselves. Each coffret includes a fragment of authentic leather sourced from the Selleria department, the atelier responsible for crafting the interiors of Lamborghini production models. A subtle yet meaningful reminder that, whether in perfumery or automotive design, true luxury lies in craftsmanship. More than a collaboration, it is three perfumes, two icons, one lasting impression. www.xerjoff.com

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At its heart lies an 8.3-litre naturally aspirated V16 engine paired with three electric motors, delivering extraordinary performance and propelling the Tourbillon from 0–100 km/h in just 2.0 seconds.

Shaped by aerodynamic efficiency, the Tourbillon’s streamlined silhouette enables a top speed of 445 km/h with the Speed Key activated, while preserving the purity of its design.

Combining form and function, the signature C-Line shapes the profile, guides airflow and separates the two-tone bodywork, echoing Jean Bugatti’s Type 57.

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Form follows performance SEAMLESSLY UNITING HERITAGE AND INNOVATION, THE BUGATTI TOURBILLON HERALDS A NEW ERA FOR THE MOLSHEIM MARQUE, EXPRESSED THROUGH EVERY CURVE AND CONTOUR.

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Named after the watchmaking mechanism, the Tourbillon features an analogue instrument cluster with over 650 crafted components, celebrating mechanical artistry in the digital age.

New Slimline LED headlights reinterpret Bugatti’s iconic eight-eye signature, sharpening the Tourbillon’s visual presence and creating an unmistakable front-end identity.

Lower and wider than before, the iconic horseshoe grille lends the Tourbillon a poised, predatory stance while optimising airflow to enhance cooling, efficiency and dynamic performance.

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What’s new MCLAREN W1

LAMBORGHINI TEMERARIO

MCLAREN W1: SETTING A NEW HYPERCAR BENCHMARK

generating up to 1,000 kg of downforce.

10,000 rpm, supported by three electric motors.

The result is greater stability, sharper responses

Together, they deliver a combined 920 hp,

McLaren has unveiled the W1, a new flagship

and increased confidence at high speeds.

allowing the Temerario to accelerate from

hypercar that follows in the footsteps of

Inside, a minimalist cockpit, fixed carbon-fibre

0 to 100 km/h in just 2.7 seconds. Beyond

the legendary F1 and P1. Conceived as the

seats and carefully considered ergonomics

the impressive figures, the new model showcases

latest expression of the brand’s engineering

reinforce the connection between driver and

Lamborghini’s approach to performance in

philosophy, it combines advanced hybrid

machine. Every element has been designed

the hybrid age. Its aerodynamic design has been

technology with a relentless focus on

to reduce distractions and place the emphasis

developed to optimise cooling, efficiency and

lightweight performance and driver

firmly on the driving experience. More than

stability while preserving the dramatic styling for

engagement. Power comes from an all-new

a technological showcase, the W1 offers a

which the marque is renowned. Every surface

twin-turbocharged V8 paired with a high-

compelling vision of the future of the hypercar,

serves a purpose without compromising visual

performance electric motor, producing a

where electrification, lightweight engineering

impact. Inside, the cockpit reflects Lamborghini’s

combined 1,275 hp—the highest output

and performance coexist without compromise

“feel like a pilot” philosophy, placing the driver

ever achieved by a McLaren road car. With a

while remaining true to McLaren’s racing-

at the centre of a highly connected and intuitive

dry weight of just 1,399 kg, the W1 delivers

inspired DNA.

environment. Advanced digital interfaces

exceptional performance, reaching 200 km/h

sit alongside a layout designed to maximise

top speed of 350 km/h. Aerodynamics play a

LAMBORGHINI TEMERARIO: A NEW CHAPTER BEGINS

central role in the car’s capabilities. Drawing

Lamborghini is entering a new era with

the Temerario demonstrates that hybrid

on decades of motorsport expertise, McLaren

the Temerario, the successor to the Huracán and

technology can enhance performance while

has equipped the W1 with active aerodynamic

a key model in the brand’s electrification strategy.

retaining the emotion and character expected

systems, including a deployable rear wing and

At its core is an all-new twin-turbocharged

of one of the world’s most iconic supercar

advanced ground-effect technology capable of

V8 capable of revving to an extraordinary

manufacturers.

in under six seconds before continuing to a

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engagement behind the wheel. As Lamborghini continues its transition towards electrification,

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SMARTER THAN EVER

shades create an even greater sense of space.

Los Angeles with Sydney, while cruising at speeds

Embraer is ushering its acclaimed super-

Lighting, temperature, audio and video settings

of up to Mach 0.925. With the largest cabin ever

midsize business jet into a new era with

are effortlessly managed via touchscreens,

conceived for a purpose-built business jet, the

the Praetor 600E, an evolution designed

wireless connectivity and a dedicated mobile

Falcon 10X offers a living space more akin

around comfort, productivity and pure

app. Wireless charging and Bluetooth audio

to a luxury penthouse in the sky. Measuring

enjoyment. Already celebrated for blending

round off the experience. Retaining the Praetor

2.03 metres high and 2.77 metres wide, its interior

intercontinental range with exceptional

600’s impressive 7,440 km range and advanced

can be configured into several distinct zones for

short-field capability, the Praetor 600 can

fly-by-wire controls, Embraer’s flagship

dining, working, relaxing or sleeping, enhanced

link London and New York non-stop and

demonstrates that business aviation is no

by oversized windows flooding the cabin with

accommodate up to 12 passengers in one of the

longer only about reaching a destination faster,

natural light. Passengers enjoy an exceptionally

most generous cabins in its category. The latest

but about travelling better.

low cabin altitude of just 3,000 feet even when

600E raises the bar even higher. Its centrepiece

cruising at 41,000 feet, reducing fatigue on the

is an industry-first 42-inch curved 4K OLED

ART IN MOTION, INDEED…

Smart Window™, turning the rear cabin into

Dassault Aviation’s Falcon 10X has finally taken

Rolls-Royce Pearl 10X engines, complemented

an immersive lounge where passengers can

to the skies, marking a major milestone for what

by Dassault’s fighter-derived digital flight controls

hold video meetings, enjoy entertainment

is set to become the flagship of French private

and advanced safety systems, ensuring effortless

or simply watch the world unfold through

aviation. Following its successful maiden flight,

handling and outstanding reliability. Elegant,

exterior cameras. New seating with deeper

the ultra-long-range jet lives up to the ambitions

spacious and technologically uncompromising,

cushioning and improved reclining positions

worthy of its impressive proportions. Designed to

the Falcon 10X is more than an aircraft. It is a

enhances long-haul ease, while a redesigned

fly 7,500 nautical miles non-stop, it can connect

statement of intent and a compelling vision of

galley, slimmer side ledges and electric window

Paris with Santiago, New York with Shanghai or

private travel at its most refined.

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longest journeys. Power comes from two

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Ultra-long-range: a game changer THE WORLD MAY NOT BE GETTING SMALLER, BUT THE LATEST ULTRA-LONG-RANGE JETS ARE BRINGING FAR-FLUNG DESTINATIONS WITHIN EASY REACH.

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hat happens when distance no longer determines how much time you need to set aside? It may sound excessive, even improbable, yet for a growing number of private aviation users, distance is losing much of its meaning. In fact, this is not really a story about aeroplanes, but time—or rather, the possibility of reclaiming it. When layovers disappear and itineraries become simpler, destinations that once seemed impossibly far away begin to feel unexpectedly close.

… STAYING CLOSER Imagine having a meeting in Geneva on Thursday afternoon, dinner in Singapore the following evening, four days aboard a yacht in Raja Ampat, and still being back home in time for Monday morning. A journey from Europe to Southeast Asia or the South Pacific no longer has to involve an overnight stay in a hotel, a refuelling stop in the Middle East or an additional day set aside for travel—turning what was once a fragmented itinerary into a seamless experience. In a world where calendars fill up quickly, travelling non-stop can help preserve familiar routines and avoid unnecessary detours. While ultra-long-range aircraft may appear to be designed for globe-trotting executives, their appeal extends far beyond business as they redefine expectations of what flying can feel like. In the end, it is not simply a matter of expanding possibilities: it is making it easier to fit the extraordinary into everyday life, allowing distant destinations to feel almost next door. 

TRAVELLING FURTHER… Today, a new category of aircraft is going one step further. Certified in 2025, the Gulfstream G800 currently offers the longest range of any purpose-built business jet, capable of flying up to 8,200 nautical miles non-stop.

Its closest rival, the Bombardier Global 8000, promises a similar capacity while reaching speeds of up to Mach 0.95, making it the fastest civil aircraft since Concorde.

Yet numbers tell only part of the story. Spending fifteen hours in the air remains a demanding experience in itself.

With cabins designed to feel more like private residences than aircraft interiors, these jets have become as much about comfort as capability. The G800, for instance,

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features up to four separate living areas, dedicated sleeping quarters, sixteen panoramic windows and a 100% fresh-air system renewed every few minutes.

Exceptionally low cabin altitudes, circadian lighting and whisper-quiet interiors are all intended to minimise fatigue and ease the transition between time zones.

The objective is simple: to arrive ready for whatever comes next, rather than needing a day to recover.

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GULSTREAM G8000

1. ROLEX YACHT-MASTER II

PANERAI EILEAN A CLASSIC YACHT WHOSE STORY CONTINUES UNDER MEDITERRANEAN SKIES.

AT HOME ON THE REGATTA CIRCUIT.

2. LOUIS VUITTON ESCALE CABINET OF WONDERS KOÏ’S GARDEN

THE SEA INTERPRETED THROUGH THE ARTISAN’S HAND.

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The call of the sea, the measure of time A REALM OF EXPLORATION, INNOVATION AND ADVENTURE, THE SEA HAS SHAPED WATCHMAKING FOR CENTURIES, INSPIRING SOME OF ITS MOST ICONIC CREATIONS.

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cross the ages, the sea has challenged mankind to master distance, uncertainty and time itself. Long before aviation and satellite navigation transformed travel, sailors depended on highly accurate timekeepers to determine their position and safely cross the world’s oceans. In many ways, modern watchmaking owes part of its evolution to this relentless dialogue between man and sea.

NAVIGATING THE WORLD From the 18th century onwards, marine chronometers became indispensable navigation instruments.

Watchmakers such as Breguet built their reputations on the pursuit of precision, supplying merchant and naval fleets across the globe. For generations, these instruments were far more than objects of precision. In 1815, Abraham-Louis Breguet was appointed ChronometerMaker to the French Royal Navy by Louis XVIII, a recognition of his pioneering contribution to maritime navigation. More than two centuries later, this heritage continues to inspire contemporary creations such as the Marine Hora Mundi 5555, whose sophisticated worldtime mechanism celebrates both travel and technical ingenuity.

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BEYOND PERFORMANCE While some watches celebrate the sea through performance and adventure, others explore its more poetic dimensions. The ocean’s colours, textures and wildlife have inspired generations of artisans, elevating watch dials into canvases for exceptional craftsmanship. The Louis Vuitton Escale Cabinet of Wonders Koï’s Garden is a striking example, where engraving, enamelling and gem-setting techniques recreate the graceful movement of koi carp beneath the water’s surface. Far removed from the utilitarian origins of marine chronometers, such creations reveal a deeper and more emotional connection to the ocean. Whether as a guide for sailors, a testing ground for innovation, a stage for sporting achievement, a source of adventure or a subject of artistic expression, the sea remains an inexhaustible source of creativity. Its influence extends well beyond technical requirements, shaping aesthetics, materials and even the stories that brands choose to tell. Generation after generation, the maritime world continues to challenge watchmakers to push boundaries while remaining connected to one of humanity’s oldest dreams: the call of the horizon. 

BLANCPAIN FIFTY FATHOMS TECH

A NAME INSEPARABLE FROM MODERN DIVING.

FROM THE DEPTHS TO THE REGATTA COURSE Today, the maritime world leaves its mark on watchmaking in countless ways. Some watches are designed to accompany underwater exploration, while others celebrate the competitive spirit of sailing.

Launched in 1953, the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms is widely regarded as the first modern dive watch.

Originally developed for military and professional divers, it established many of the codes that still define the category today, from exceptional legibility to robust water resistance. At the opposite end of the maritime spectrum lies the world of yacht racing, where every second counts. For decades, watchmakers have been drawn to the precision and performance demanded by regattas and international sailing competitions.

The Rolex Yacht-Master, rooted in this nautical universe, captures the elegance and freedom associated with life at sea while reflecting the enduring connection between watchmaking and competitive sailing. Few modern collections embody the spirit of maritime action more vividly than the Panerai Submersible Navy SEALs. Inspired by one of the world’s most elite naval special forces units, it combines professional-grade performance with a bold and instantly recognisable design, reflecting the extreme conditions encountered beneath the surface.

3. PANERAI SUBMERSIBLE NAVY SEALS

BUILT FOR THE CHALLENGES OF THE DEEP.

4. ULYSSE NARDIN DIVER [AIR]

TECHNICAL INNOVATION DELIVERING UNPRECEDENTED LIGHTNESS.

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ROLEX MIDDLE SEA RACE ONE OF THE MEDITERRANEAN’S GREAT TESTS OF SEAMANSHIP.

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The infinite shades of blue GUILLAUME NÉRY HAS SPENT MORE THAN 20 YEARS EXPLORING THE OCEAN’S DEPTHS. YET BEYOND THEM LIES SOMETHING DEEPER STILL.

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A FOUR-TIME WORLD CHAMPION FREEDIVER,

INTERVIEW

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oes the ocean still

imagination: from certain peaks along the

surprise you?

French-Italian border, I discovered new valleys,

No two moments in

unfamiliar landscapes and entirely different

the water are ever quite

worlds.

the same. The seasons, If you had to choose a home port:

transform the experience, making the ocean

the coast or the open sea?

an endless source of surprises. But it is also a

Without hesitation, the coast. I love being

refuge: it always brings me back to a familiar

at sea, on its surface as much as in its depths,

inner space, a sense of calm and comfort. Being

but I always want to come back to land. I see

embraced by the water and left alone with my

myself as an aquatic land-dweller. In Nice, © Audrey Natera

the light and the passing of time constantly

thoughts is deeply soothing. It is a world that is at once reassuring, unpredictable and silent.

Your most memorable dive?

It is difficult to choose just one. I always return to the Mediterranean, a sea that is deeply tied to my identity. Whether I am diving in Villefranche, around Cap de Nice or in Greece, I always feel at home there. But the dives that have stayed with me most for the beauty of marine life were in the Pacific, particularly in

“THE OCEAN IS BOTH A REFUGE AND A SOURCE OF ENDLESS SURPRISES.”

I love the unique meeting point between the Mediterranean and the mountains: a short drive from the seafront is enough to gain altitude.

What message matters most today?

We live on the only known planet capable of sustaining life in such rich and diverse forms.

There are many challenges, but if I had to place one urgency above all others, it would be protecting the living world. We need to put it back at the centre of our concerns. I try to

the Galápagos and in French Polynesia, which

contribute in my own way by sharing scientific

has become something of a second home.

knowledge, through writing and films.

After all these achievements, what still drives you?

I no longer compete or feel the need to prove anything. Today, I simply try to maintain an intimate relationship with the sea and to share the idea that we all have a special connection with water. Freediving is not reserved for an elite: anyone can progress and discover a sense of inner calm through it. What has always driven me has never been medals, but exploration and the desire to venture into unknown territories.

What have these experiences taught you?

The depths allow you to step back from everyday life. They remind us of our vulnerability and our insignificance, but above all they have given me a sense of belonging to something greater than myself. Perhaps it is similar to what astronauts feel when they look back at Earth from space. It leaves us with greater humility and respect for life.

What place on land still takes your breath away?

I have always been fascinated by verticality.

I love mountain summits just as much as marine depths because they both give me the same sense of peace and fulfilment. The Mercantour mountains played a major role in shaping my

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But I have too much respect for those who devote their entire lives to a cause to describe myself as an activist. To me, commitment is a lifelong endeavour.

Finally, what does true luxury mean to you?

Time. I have always tried to build my life around having more of it, even if that means turning down certain projects. Today, luxury simply means being able to go for a swim in the sea and have time for myself. Freediving is part of that philosophy too: learning to be calm, to slow your movements and to quieten your mind. 

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At the edge of the world FAR BEYOND THE FAMILIAR CIRCUITS OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC, THREE OF FRENCH POLYNESIA’S MOST REMOTE ISLAND DESTINATIONS ARE QUIETLY EMERGING AS THE ULTIMATE FRONTIER FOR DISCERNING EXPLORERS.

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s some of the world’s best-known destinations grapple with growing visibility and ever-increasing visitor numbers, a new generation of travellers is looking further afield. In the South Pacific, where vast expanses of ocean separate one island from the next, a different kind of exclusivity awaits. Beyond the better-known allure of Bora Bora and Moorea, three destinations are quietly capturing the attention of yacht owners and sophisticated travellers alike: the Marquesas Islands, the Tuamotu Archipelago and Tetiaroa.

THE MARQUESAS: A VOYAGE OFF-RADAR Few places on Earth feel as remote as the Marquesas.

Scattered across the northern reaches of French Polynesia, this archipelago of twelve volcanic islands lies nearly 1,500 kilometres from Tahiti, rising from the Pacific in a succession of emerald peaks, black-sand coves and sheer cliffs. For those crossing the Pacific by yacht, they are often the first sight of land after days— sometimes weeks—at sea, their coastline appearing on the horizon long before individual peaks come into view.

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RANGIROA, FAKARAVA AND DOZENS OF OTHER ATOLLS FORM A CRUISING GROUND UNLIKE ANY OTHER.

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A PLACE WHERE N AT U R E , C U LT U R E AND A SENSE OF DISCOVERY R E M A I N C L O S E LY INTERTWINED.

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TRAVEL SINCE JULY 2024, THE MARQUESAS ISLANDS HAVE BEEN RECOGNISED AS A UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE, HONOURING THEIR EXCEPTIONAL CULTURAL AND NATURAL HERITAGE.

Their isolation has long shaped their identity.

Here, Polynesian traditions remain deeply rooted, expressed through intricate tattoo artistry, ancestral ceremonies and a culture that feels largely untouched by tourism. Wild horses roam mountain ridges, waterfalls tumble into hidden valleys and some of Polynesia’s most striking tiki sculptures stand as reminders of the archipelago’s rich cultural heritage. The islands are also home to a remarkable concentration of archaeological sites, reflecting centuries of Marquesan history.

THE TUAMOTUS: ENDLESS SHADES OF BLUE If the Marquesas belong to the mountains, the Tuamotus belong to the sea. Stretching across an immense swathe of ocean, this chain of nearly eighty coral atolls forms one of the largest lagoon systems on the planet. From above, the islands appear as delicate rings of white

sand suspended in striking turquoise waters. Below the surface lies one of the South Pacific’s richest marine environments. The passes connecting lagoons to the open ocean attract dolphins, manta rays, reef sharks and vast schools of tropical fish, making the archipelago a favourite among divers. Rangiroa and Fakarava— the latter a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve—are among the best-known examples, their famous passes ranking among the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Yet their appeal extends far beyond underwater adventures.

Life moves at a different pace here, between deserted motus, quiet anchorages and open horizons, offering nothing but pure, unadulterated freedom.

TETIAROA: THE ULTIMATE PRIVATE ESCAPE North of Tahiti, encircled by a crystal-clear lagoon, Tetiaroa occupies a unique place in the imagination of modern travellers. Once reserved for Tahitian royalty, the atoll gained international fame when Marlon Brando discovered it while filming Mutiny on the Bounty and later made it his private retreat. Today, access remains deliberately limited. Coconut groves, nesting seabirds and untouched beaches give the island a rare sense of calm, while ongoing scientific programmes monitor turtle populations and help preserve the surrounding marine environment. Often considered the natural final stop on a Polynesian cruising itinerary, Tetiaroa combines privacy, understated luxury and a strong commitment to conservation. As travellers venture ever further in search of places that still inspire wonder, Tetiaroa stands apart not for what it promises, but for what it preserves. 

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How AI is reshaping museums ONCE CONFINED TO LABORATORIES AND TECH COMPANIES, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS NOW BECOMING PART OF THE CULTURAL WORLD.

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round the globe, artists, museums and digital art institutions are embracing AI to create innovative and engaging experiences for the public.

Through interactive installations, generative artworks, and datadriven exhibitions, they are transforming the way art is created, presented, and experienced. Together, these projects offer a glimpse into the future of museums in the digital age.

DATALAND: A SENSORY JOURNEY “AI is not just a tool but a collaborator in reimagining what art can be. It extends our imagination, our capacities,” says Refik Anadol. A pioneer in the aesthetics of data and machine intelligence, the artist is also the man behind Dataland, the world’s first AI art museum— opened in Los Angeles in June 2026. More than a gallery, it is a living laboratory where audiences can experience generative art powered by real-time data, cutting-edge technologies, and ethical artificial intelligence.

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“ D ATA I S A F O R M O F M E M O R Y, A TRACE OF LIFE, AN ARCHIVE OF COLLECTIVE E X P E R I E N C E ,” S AY S REFIK ANADOL.

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INSTALLATION VIEW OF MACHINE DREAMS: RAINFOREST, DATALAND, LOS ANGELES, CA, JUNE 20, 2026 – JANUARY 31, 2027

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A VISITOR STANDS BEFORE A MONUMENTAL PROJECTION AT DATALAND, AN INSTALLATION POWERED BY REAL-TIME DATA AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.

“For 5,000 years, humans have been emotionally moved by artworks, but the relationship has always flowed in one direction,” commented Anadol. “While developing Dataland we asked ourselves, Is it possible for artworks to feel us back?” This question lies at the heart of the inaugural exhibition Machine Dreams: Rainforest.

At its core is the Large Nature Model (LNM), the world’s first open-access AI trained exclusively on more than 500 million nature images, enabling responsive installations that react to live rainforest data and visitors’ biometric signals. Spread across five galleries and 25,000 square feet, the exhibition combines monumental projections, LED environments, spatial audio, scent technologies, and interactive generative tools to create a multisensory exploration of the natural world.

A LIVING L A B O R AT O R Y W H E R E A R T, D ATA AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CONVERGE.

TEAMLAB: BEYOND BOUNDARIES Imagine stepping into a dark room where a waterfall suddenly appears before you. Water seems to flow down massive rocks, spreading across the walls and beneath your feet. As you move through the space, the landscape shifts around you. There are no frames, no

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HERE, THE VISIT IS REIMAGINED A S A F U L LY PA R T I C I PAT O R Y A N D M U LT I S E N S O R Y EXPERIENCE.

UBS DIGITAL ART MUSEUM: THE NEW WAVE Announced for 2026, the UBS Digital Art Museum in Hamburg is expected to host teamLab’s Borderless concept. Designed as a space where people are encouraged to wander, explore, and interact freely, the institution reimagines the traditional visit as a fully participatory and multisensory experience. Rather than remaining passive observers, visitors will play an active role in shaping what unfolds around them. Spanning more than 6,500 square metres, the museum aims to become one of Europe’s leading destinations for contemporary digital creation.

barriers, and no clear distinction between the artwork and its audience. For a moment, it feels as though you have stepped inside a living painting. This is the kind of environment imagined by teamLab—a collective founded in Tokyo in 2001 by physicist and mathematician Toshiyuki Inoko. By bringing together artists and scientists, the group seeks to blur the boundaries between art, technology, nature, and human perception.

From Tokyo and Kyoto to Abu Dhabi, Macao and Jeddah, these immersive installations have attracted millions of visitors worldwide. Through large-scale projections, real-time calculations, and interactive digital environments, they create three-dimensional worlds that respond to human movement.

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Whether through AI-generated artworks, interactive digital environments or entirely new exhibition models, such initiatives demonstrate how artificial intelligence is opening new possibilities for artistic expression.

By dissolving the traditional barriers between the viewer and the artwork, they embody a new vision—art is no longer merely displayed but fully inhabited. 

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Awe on a Grand Scale CALDER GARDENS, PHILADELPHIA Opened in 2025 along Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Calder Gardens pays tribute to Alexander Calder (1898–1976). Designed by Herzog & de Meuron and planted by Piet Oudolf, the site brings together galleries and gardens in a quiet dialogue between art and nature.

TOWER OF THE SUN, OSAKA Rising 70 metres above Expo ’70 Commemorative Park, the Tower of the Sun is one of Japan’s most compelling artistic landmarks. Created by Tarō Okamoto, its three faces symbolise the past, present and future, while the monumental Tree of Life inside offers an immersive ode to evolution.

VIGELAND PARK, OSLO Conceived as a total work of art, Oslo’s Vigeland Park is home to more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland.

From playful children to entwined lovers, its granite and bronze figures culminate in the soaring Monolith, a powerful meditation on the human condition.

HAKONE OPEN-AIR MUSEUM Beyond its open-air collection, Hakone holds one of its greatest treasures: Symphonic Sculpture. Designed by French artist Gabriel Loire (1904-1996), this stained-glass tower glows with 480 dazzling panels. A spiral staircase ascends through shifting colours and seasonal motifs to sweeping views over Hakone’s mountains.

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YORKSHIRE SCULPTURE PARK Art unfolds amid lakes, pastures and 18th-century parkland at Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Bronzes by Henry Moore, carvings by Barbara Hepworth and installations by Ai Weiwei are seamlessly woven into the English countryside.

HAKONE OPEN-AIR MUSEUM - FRANÇOIS-XAVIER LALANNE & CLAUDE LALANNE, LA PLEUREUSE, 1974.

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YORKSHIRE SCULPTURE PARK HENRY MOORE, LARGE TWO FORMS, 1969

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INSTALLATION VIEW OF ANISH KAPOOR, 2026.

© Maurizio Cattelan. Photo: Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin.

© Dave Morgan - Courtesy of the Hayward Gallery and the artist. © Anish Kapoor. All rights reserved, DACS, 2026.

© Nickolas Muray - Collection of Mexican Art.

© Sophie Calle, Perrotin, VG Bild-Kunst Bonn, 2026 / Claire Dorn

SOPHIE CALLE, DORMEUSE AUX PERSIENNES, 2022.

FRIDA KAHLO, UNTITLED [SELF-PORTRAIT WITH THORN NECKLACE AND HUMMINGBIRD], 1940.

MAURIZIO CATTELAN, COMEDIAN, 2019.

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Must-see exhibitions MAJOR ART EXHIBITIONS NOT TO BE MISSED, IN ALL FOUR CORNERS OF THE GLOBE

ANISH KAPOOR

FRIDA: THE MAKING OF AN ICON

MARIKO MORI

Until October 18, 2026 Few artists have reshaped our experience of sculpture as profoundly as Anish Kapoor. Nearly three decades after his acclaimed exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, he returns with a spectacular presentation extending throughout the building and its outdoor terraces. Through recent creations and seminal works, visitors encounter monumental sculptures, mirrored surfaces, deep voids and intensely coloured forms that challenge perception and awaken the senses.

Until January 3, 2027 Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) remains one of the most recognisable artists in the world.

This exhibition traces her transformation from celebrated Mexican painter to global icon through paintings, photographs, personal objects and archival material, while works by contemporary artists reveal how her image and legacy continue to inspire new generations. It also explores the fascination that helped turn her into a worldwide cultural phenomenon.

October 31, 2026 to March 28, 2027 Blending cutting-edge technology, Buddhist cosmology and visions of a post-human future, Mariko Mori’s first major exhibition in Japan in more than two decades surveys thirty years of a singular artistic practice. Spanning three decades, the presentation follows the artist’s journey from the cyber-aesthetics of the 1990s to immersive environments informed by Buddhist thought and a search for harmony between humans, nature and the cosmos.

Hayward Gallery, London www.southbankcentre.co.uk

MARINA ABRAMOVIĆ: TRANSFORMING ENERGY

Tate Modern, London www.tate.org.uk

Mori Art Museum, Tokyo www.mori.art.museum

GUGGENHEIM POP

SOPHIE CALLE

Until October 19, 2026 Presented during the 61st Venice Biennale, Transforming Energy marks a historic milestone for Marina Abramović, who becomes the first living woman artist to receive a major exhibition at the Gallerie dell’Accademia. Iconic performances, participatory installations and new works enter into conversation with the museum’s Renaissance holdings, creating unexpected resonances across centuries.

Until January 10, 2027 Drawing on the museum’s rich holdings, this exhibition revisits the history of Pop through a vibrant selection of works by artists including Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Yayoi Kusama, presented alongside contemporary voices inspired by the movement. From iconic imagery to immersive installations, it reveals how Pop’s fascination with consumer culture, celebrity and mass media continues to resonate today.

November 13, 2026 to May 2, 2027 More than twenty years after her last solo presentation in Berlin, Sophie Calle returns to Hamburger Bahnhof with an exhibition bringing together six projects produced over the past three decades.

Combining photography, text, film and installation, the French artist blurs the boundaries between autobiography, investigation and fiction, turning intimate experiences into compelling narratives.

Gallerie dell’Accademia, Venice www.gallerieaccademia.it

Guggenheim, New York www.guggenheim.org

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