Le Festin

Le Festin

Location Passerelle - Centre d'art contemporain, Brest, France
DateOctober 16, 2020 - January 16, 2021
A monumental and monolithic sculpture takes over the patio of the art center, mimicking a restaurant built according to traditional Breton slate architecture. Both sublime and marvelous, the building-sculpture recalls the world of fairy tales while incorporating that element of humor dear to the artist. On the first floor, metal sculptures are displayed like restaurant dishes, revealing dishes from a fantasized gastronomy. Divergent from a realistic sculptural heritage, Caroline Mesquita engulfs herself in a fantastic and dreamlike figurative representation. The restaurant's sharp slate-black gives way to a silky coppery gold; the scales are distorted: the building becomes miniaturized and the food on the restaurant's menu becomes gigantic. A monumental and monolithic sculpture invests the patio of the art center, mimicking a restaurant built according to the architecture of the restaurant becoming gigantic. A monumental and monolithic sculpture invests the patio of the art center, with fairy tales while incorporating that element of humor dear to the artist. On the first floor, metal sculptures with that element of humor dear to the artist.

A monumental and monolithic sculpture takes over the patio of the art center, mimicking a restaurant built according to traditional Breton slate architecture. Both sublime and marvelous, the building-sculpture recalls the world of fairy tales while incorporating that element of humor dear to the artist. On the first floor, metal sculptures are displayed like restaurant dishes, revealing dishes from a fantasized gastronomy. Divergent from a realistic sculptural heritage, Caroline Mesquita engulfs herself in a fantastic and dreamlike figurative representation. The restaurant's sharp slate-black gives way to a silky coppery gold; the scales are distorted: the building becomes miniaturized and the food on the restaurant's menu becomes gigantic. A monumental and monolithic sculpture invests the patio of the art center, mimicking a restaurant built according to the architecture of the restaurant becoming gigantic. A monumental and monolithic sculpture invests the patio of the art center, with fairy tales while incorporating that element of humor dear to the artist. On the first floor, metal sculptures with that element of humor dear to the artist. On the first floor, metal sculptures are exhibited in the style of restaurant dishes, revealing dishes from gastronomy.
A monumental and monolithic sculpture takes over the patio of the art center, mimicking a restaurant built according to traditional Breton slate architecture. Both sublime and marvelous, the building-sculpture recalls the world of fairy tales while incorporating that element of humor dear to the artist. On the first floor, metal sculptures are displayed like restaurant dishes, revealing dishes from a fantasized gastronomy. Divergent from an inheritance and monolithic invests the patio of the art center, mimicking a restaurant built according to the architecture of the restaurant becoming gigantic. A monumental and monolithic sculpture invests the patio of the art center, with fairy tales while incorporating that element of humor dear to the artist. On the first floor, metal sculptures with that element of humor dear to the artist.
CAME:S 7507, Caroline Mesquita,Beurre (butter), 2020
Caroline Mesquita

Beurre (butter)

2020
brass
70 × 135 × 62 cm (27 ½ × 53 ⅛ × 24 ⅜ inches) platform: 20 × 200 cm (7 ⅞ × 78 ¾ inches)
CAME:S 7503, Caroline Mesquita,Mimolette (sort of cheese), 2020
Caroline Mesquita

Mimolette (sort of cheese)

2020
lacquered aluminium, copper
94 × 95 × 63 cm (37 × 37 ⅜ × 24 ¾ inches) platform: 20 × 170 cm (7 ⅞ × 66 ⅞ inches)

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