The French fashion house Louis Vuitton is expanding its “Travel Book” series in spring 2026 to include an artistic exploratory trip through Berlin.
In the latest edition of the collection, Croatian illustrator Miroslav Sekulić-Struja takes a highly personal look at the Spree metropolis and lets two characters meet between memory, pain and healing, Louis Vuitton announced on Monday. The edition is part of the concept that has existed since 2010, in which artists break new ground to capture their “first glimpses” of a foreign culture using various techniques – from pastels to pixels.
“Since the creation of the ‘Tavel Book’ series in 2010, artists from all over the world have been invited to explore places – be it a world center, a rural area or a wilderness – that they had never experienced before. By entering unknown territory, they discover a new culture, a different architecture, diverse ways of life. ‘Tavel Books’ are the collection captured in art of these ‘first glances’ – dazzled, moved, surprised, joyful or worried – when the artists to be confronted with this strangeness,” says the fashion house about the travel book series.
To accompany the publication, Louis Vuitton is presenting original drawings by Sekulić-Struja as well as works by Gabriella Giandelli and Miles Hyman, which are part of the “Travel Book” series, as part of the Festival du Dessin, which is dedicated to drawing between April 18th and May 17th in Arles, France.
The “Travel Book Berlin” is available in Louis Vuitton stores, selected bookstores and online. In addition to a standard edition, a large-format collector’s edition and a luxury version limited to 30 copies will be released. This is leather bound, handmade in Italy and includes a signed lithograph.
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