Miss Chiquita House: Jiaqi Wang’s Installation at Cambi Casa d’Aste for Milan Design Week 2026

On the occasion of Milan Design Week 2026, Cambi Casa d’Aste opens the doors of its venue at Via San Marco 22, in the heart of Brera, to a striking and immersive project: Miss Chiquita House, an installation by artist Jiaqi Wang.

The work represents the third chapter of the 2026 edition of Pop by Nature, Chiquita’s campaign celebrating the intersection of nature, pop culture, and contemporary creativity. Following the first artwork, Wang now brings to life a vivid and contemporary dimension of the Miss Chiquita character, transforming her into a living presence.

Inside Miss Chiquita House, visitors are invited to step into an experiential space composed of environments, furnishings, and installations defined by a bold and vibrant visual language. Here, the brand’s tropical spirit blends with a contemporary pop aesthetic, creating a dynamic and engaging universe.

In the artist’s vision, Miss Chiquita evolves from the brand’s historical ambassador into a modern female icon: she dances, cooks, and shares moments of everyday life and conviviality. Through spontaneous and familiar scenes, the installation reflects how a simple gesture—such as enjoying a Chiquita banana—can become part of daily rituals shared by millions of people.

Now in its third year, the Pop by Nature campaign continues to demonstrate its ability to engage with the present, interpreting the languages of contemporary culture and design. The official opening of Miss Chiquita House is scheduled for Monday, April 20 at 9:15 AM, in the presence of the artist.

Following the success of previous editions, Chiquita returns as a key player in Milan Design Week with an installation that combines storytelling, aesthetics, and sensory engagement. Open throughout the Fuorisalone, Miss Chiquita House is set to be a must-see destination for visitors, enthusiasts, and curious explorers alike, offering an immersive experience of color, creativity, and brand identity.

A project that further confirms Cambi Casa d’Aste as a place for experimentation and dialogue between art, design, and contemporary culture.