Born in Paris in 1990, Anne-Christelle Pérochon (ACP) is a curator, strategist, and entrepreneur whose work infuses impact and cultural relevance into high-end hospitality and digital environments.

Her practice is informed by art studies at Rhode Island School of Design, complementing a private investment background focused on hospitality strategies. Shaped by more than 15 years of international practice, she combines artistic sensibility, strategic thinking, and entrepreneurial insight.

She is recognised for building and advising discerning environments, from private members’ clubs to hospitality and platform-based concepts, where culture operates as a core driver rather than a mere layer. Cited by authoritative voices such as Forbes among influential French leaders, she has dedicated recent years to designing cultural ecosystems as vessels for loyalty, philanthropy, and purpose-driven impact.

Moved by a profound love for Indonesian culture, ACP has been immersed in its art scene since 2021. Years of close encounters and sustained dialogue have fostered deep relationships with artists whose work carries symbolic and historical relevance on a global scale. She is currently leading the development of a private club devoted to culture, premiering in Bali before unfolding overseas.

Her collaborations include projects developed in dialogue with Axel Vervoordt, alongside collaborations with world-leading hospitality brands and Michelin-starred institutions. Exposed from an early age to a wide spectrum of cultures and art collections, she maintains a lifelong engagement with art, guided by the conviction that analog culture is vital for to the resilience of our societies.