Cartier is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its iconic design collection Trinity with a travelling pop-up exhibition, and Singapore is one of its destinations. Happening from July 15 to 23 from noon to 9pm at The Arts House, the pop-up will span over 674 square metres, with seven interconnected rooms that will showcase its journey chronologically, as well as the impact it has made in the jewellery industry throughout the last century.
The Cartier Trinity is an iconic jewellery design introduced in 1924 by Louis Cartier, Trinity features an interlocking design consisting of three bands, each made from a different type of gold: yellow, white, and rose. This design symbolises three key themes: love, loyalty and friendship, and visitors will be able to learn more about its significance and symbolism in one of the exhibition’s rooms titled Three is a Magic Number.
Alongside the pop-up, Cartier will also launch an exclusive collaborative project titled Imagine Infinite Circles. This project features 100 works by creative individuals from diverse disciplines and backgrounds around the globe, intertwining to create a circular narrative that embodies Trinity. Among these, 30 artworks have been selected for display at Singapore’s immersive experience, which reveals unique microcosms capturing the various facets of Trinity, which includes art installations by Singaporean artists.
Admission is free. Registration for the event is required, and can be done here.
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