Art can be anywhere, wherever possible. This time I want to say a word about the packaging of a bottle of well-aged wine named “Revvo Ellos Coote”, which depicts surrealist art. Maybe this is just a prologue, but it is very impressive, because when you look at the rather simple-looking bottle, you want to ‘get inside’. So, with a sip of that red velvet wine, we can continue.
The wine is Brazilian, it makes your palate want to splash out to the happiest level. Design by Holy Studio, photography by Moropolo Studio. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to try the taste, but the image is really captivating.
Three varieties, three sensations. Cabernet Franc, Alicante and Montepulciano intertwine to create a blend that, like Escher’s art, distorts perception.
Balance and complexity unfold in layers, inviting the senses to rediscover harmony at every turn. Aged for twelve months in French oak barrels, Ellos gains structure and depth, a wine that lingers in the memory, a metaphor for the fusion of art, nature and imagination.
Revvo Ellos Corte’s design transforms a wine label into a surreal work of art – an interplay of faces, textures and metallic accents that evoke duality and connection. Inspired by Escher-style illusions, the visual composition combines realism with abstraction, reflecting the multi-layered complexity of wine.
Subtle relief, foil details and a monochromatic palette highlighted by teal and gold create a tactile and emotional experience that reflects the harmony of the blend’s structure, depth and imagination.
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