On June 2, 2026, Augustine Jewels hosted an intimate conversation in New York with fine art photographer Celia Rogge and Petra Khashoggi. The discussion focused on Rogge’s latest series, Enfilades, which explores perspective, atmosphere, and the emotional impact of architectural spaces. The evening also highlighted the shared appreciation for craftsmanship, beauty, and layered storytelling between Rogge’s work and the ethos of Augustine Jewels.
JUNE 2, 2026 · NEW YORK
On the second of June, Augustine Jewels opened its doors for an intimate discussion with fine art photographer Celia Rogge, in conversation with Petra Khashoggi.
"Enfilades" is a meditation on threshold and perspective — rooms that open endlessly into one another, each frame a world unto itself.
Rogge's work has long occupied the space between architecture and atmosphere, where the built environment becomes a stage for something altogether more ineffable. Her latest series, Enfilades, takes its name from the classical arrangement of aligned doorways — a device favoured by the great châteaux of Europe — and used to explore how space compresses desire, how gilded interiors hold time differently than ordinary rooms do.
It is a sensibility that resonates deeply with the ethos of Augustine Jewels. Every piece we create is itself a kind of enfilade: layer upon layer of intention, craft, and material, opening onto a view that is at once intimate and grand. To wear a jewel is to carry a room with you.