
As you embark upon the Avenue of the Senses when you arrive to Raymond, we are inviting you to a sensory odyssey… Where wine facilitates a journey and is a portal to expression, both of the world we see externally and within ourselves.
As you embark upon the Avenue of the Senses when you arrive to Raymond, we are inviting you to a sensory odyssey… Where wine facilitates a journey and is a portal to expression, both of the world we see externally and within ourselves.
We have dedicated Raymond to this sensory journey – to creating a winery that welcomes you into your own discovery and opens the doors of perception. The perfect symbol to inspire that journey is, of course, the eye… The eye, which sees and simultaneously reflects, is a symbol of the inner, subjective world and the tangible, external seen world.
Therefore, we proudly reveal our visionary sculpture by famed artist Tony Tasset. More than a visual marvel, this masterpiece embodies the essence of our wines, and invites you to connect with the profound narrative behind each bottle.
As we align ourselves with the immersive exploration of all senses in winemaking, the Sculpture ushers you into a world where taste, art, and all of your senses coalesce. Join us on this journey where the sound of glasses resonates with sculpted vision, where touch, sight, sound, bouquet, and taste unite and encapsulate the thrilling crescendo of the senses… May we forever indulge in the artistry that lies within every pour!
Tony Tasset, the visionary artist behind the iconic Raymond Vineyards Eye sculpture, is a luminary in Pop Conceptualism known for monumental works that exalt and satirize contemporary exhibition culture. From the towering Eye overseeing Dallas to sculptures imbued with nuanced melancholy, Tasset uniquely captures the essence of American visual vernacular.
With major exhibitions worldwide and works housed in prestigious collections like San Francisco MOMA, Tony Tasset’s impact extends far beyond traditional boundaries. His creations continue to challenge perceptions, redefining the intersection of art, culture, and history, making him a pivotal figure in shaping the contemporary art landscape.