DINING INSTALLATIONS

DINING INSTALLATIONS

CORE ACTIONS

The presentation frames the dining works through:

• eating together;
• preparing together;
• serving;
• being served.

FORMATS NAMED

The presentation lists several forms:

• unconventional dinner parties in Brussels;
• a Berlin dinner performance connected with the group’s tenth anniversary and sculptor Caique Tizzi;
• collaborative dinners in Seoul with local chefs;
• fermentation;
• ritual;
• food transformed through sculptural arrangements;
• unconventional serving devices and containers.

PERFORMER / GUEST

STUDENT PRESENTATION — INTERPRETIVE FRAME:

The dining format destabilises the boundary between:

• performer and guest;
• host and participant;
• sustenance and spectacle;
• food and sculpture;
• service and performance.

SOURCE LIMIT

Do not reconstruct a complete menu or performance sequence.

Do not claim that every dining work used the same objects, foods or bodily actions.