Remember the room with a rotating view?
Dutch artist Zeger Reyers brings us an equally interesting installation, created for the exhibition Eating the Universe at the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, Germany. The kitchen has been rotating since November 27th, 2009, and will continue to do so until February 28th, 2010.
Check out the second video in the gallery below for a close up. Ew, lots of food + three months of rotation = one icky mess.
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3 Comments
This is just the most clever insane idea with flawless execution!
I'd bet the smell became intolerable by day 3. I pity anyone who went to see it after a month... let alone 3!
Oh my god, I thought there was plexiglass. That thing is gonna start stink real bad after a few days.
I cant really see any point to it after a day or so, unless theres some sort of symbolism Im missing here. (My brain is made of rock)
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