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First reported by Dezeen
JR's inflatable cave installation envelops Paris's historic Pont Neuf bridge

JR transforms Paris's historic Pont Neuf bridge into an air-filled cave installation

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Vogue

16h ago· 4 min readenNews

Summary

The article covers a summer art installation by the mysterious artist JR, who transformed Paris's historic Pont Neuf bridge (the oldest crossing in the city, dating to 1578) into a dramatic, air-filled fabric cave or grotto. The installation reimagines the iconic landmark as a cavernous space, drawing tourists and locals. The piece explores the contrast between the bridge's centuries-old history and this temporary, contemporary artistic intervention.

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Twitter / XJR transforms Paris's historic Pont Neuf bridge into an air-filled cave installationvogue.com

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The name Pont Neuf translates to 'new bridge' but it's a bit of a misnomer, seeing as it's the oldest crossing in the city, dating back to 1578, and constructed under King Henry IV's rule.
It is one of the city's great architectural feats and among its most recognizable landmarks, yet earlier this month, the enchanting walkway was transformed into something entirely different: a cavernous grotto, made from air-filled fabric, beckoning tourists and locals alike.
Reimagined by the mysterious artist known simply
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The Pont Neuf has been reimagined as a cave for a summer art installation by the mysterious artist JR.

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