Food
Eight core ingredients, six courses, one kitchen: the material of the feast.
Performance archive · Rundgang 2016
A culinary experiment in food, service and atmosphere.
The Feast was a culinary experiment hosted by the Architecture and Aesthetic Practice class and shown at Rundgang, the art academy’s annual open house. An experiential sequence of food and drink in a performative, social-aesthetic setting: a spatially choreographed event where the dialogue between guests, hosts and chefs is part of the meal.
Media and web, a movement canvas, a lighting palette, multi-level dining and the kitchen: the event’s elements at a glance.
The working wall
The exhibited panels have not survived, but the wall of working drawings has: sketches of the plated dishes, carrot studies, texture samples and ink drawings, pinned up side by side.
The research
By unfolding the traditional elements that make a holistic dining experience, and understanding their temporality, the experiments seek a new framework for sequenced composition, choreography and effects in design.
Eight core ingredients, six courses, one kitchen: the material of the feast.
Hosts, chefs and guests in a choreographed conversation across a multi-level table.
A movement canvas and a lighting palette, set to music, turn dinner into a scene.
The evening
The menu
The event
Exhibition
For the Architecture Class exhibition, digital compositions on the subject of food and architecture were formalised through a video project that brought in music and time, elaborating movement in digital space.
Media project: Kaush.
Exhibition and video project curated by: Aditya Bakde and Kaush.
Team: Jenny Choi · Kaush · Kseniia Leonovich · Aditya Bakde · Alejandro Cruz Nacher · Wittawin Sophakorn · Won Chae · Wu Kai Xun.
Curatorial team: Johan Bettum, Daniel Birnbaum. In collaboration with Felix Bröcker, Savinien Caracostea, Fabian Lange and Matthias Schmidt. Supported by Städelschule Portikus e.V.
AAP Städelschule · 2015–2016
Made in the Architecture and Aesthetic Practice class: a thesis, a feast and a pair of essays that follow the same ingredients.