Jeremy Olson Creates Surreal Vitrine for Hermès Madison Avenue
Brooklyn-based artist Jeremy Olson has installed a dreamlike vitrine at Hermès's Madison Avenue flagship in New York. The installation features a luminous yellow horse, portals emerging from couch cushions, and Hermès objects like sneakers, leather goods, and a timepiece woven into surreal scenes. A mirror expands the space, inviting passersby into Olson's uncanny universe. Olson, raised in Ojai, New Mexico, Colorado, and Arizona, now based in Brooklyn, spoke with Whitewall about portals, playfulness, and alternate realities. He develops ideas through drawing, 3D modeling, and digital sculpting, leaving room for chance. Olson recently wrapped a solo show at Mindy Solomon Gallery in Miami and is preparing a solo exhibition at Future Gallery in Berlin opening December 2026.
Key facts
- Jeremy Olson created a vitrine installation at Hermès Madison Avenue flagship in New York.
- The installation features a luminous yellow horse, portals, and Hermès objects.
- A mirror expands the physical space of the installation.
- Olson is California-born, Brooklyn-based.
- He uses drawing, 3D modeling, and digital sculpting in his process.
- Olson recently had a solo show at Mindy Solomon Gallery in Miami.
- He has an upcoming solo show at Future Gallery in Berlin in December 2026.
- Olson was raised in Ojai, New Mexico, Colorado, and Arizona.
Entities
Artists
- Jeremy Olson
Institutions
- Hermès
- Whitewall
- Mindy Solomon Gallery
- Future Gallery
- TwoSeven
- New York University
- Unit London
Locations
- Madison Avenue
- New York
- United States
- Ojai
- California
- New Mexico
- Colorado
- Arizona
- Brooklyn
- Miami
- Berlin
- Germany
- Antwerp
- Melbourne
- New York City
- United Kingdom