Bacon Rashers and Sausages by the meter.
Here are some of our scrumptious pork bits for the Village Fete next weekend at the V&A Museum. Come along and play. The top prize is a wonderful porks head!
July 18, 2008
July 02, 2008
Gilles & Cecilie joins the Village Fete at the V&A the 25th and 26th of july.
Gilles & Cecilie are happy and honored to take part in this years Village Fete at the V&A Museum. The event starts Friday the 25th of july at 6-10 pm and is also open on Saturday 26 July from 1 to 5pm.
The Village Fete is the V&A and Scarlet Projects' contemporary take on the traditional English fete. They are providing an extraordinary array of creative, fun, engaging and imaginative events and games by leading as well as up-and-coming designers.
This is our second time at the Village Fete where we are taking the classic game Pass the Pigs into new dimensions by creating life-size pigs (made with foam and fabrics) for the audience to throw on an allocated ground space. The main goal is to make the pig land with its jowl to the ground supported by an ear and a front trotter to gain the highest score.
The prizes will be scrumptious parts of pigs. Our stall will be bulging with handmade lovely velvet trotters, cotton twill sausages, leather and silk bacon rashers and the top prize a pigs head made with love and care, all stuffed with cushion soft filling.
Thanks to the Norwegian Embassy for supporting us on this event.
July 01, 2008
Hotel Unique.
A hotel designed by Ruy Othake is worth visiting. Especially the roof top accompagnied with a caipirinha.
June 30, 2008
THE CONTRASTS OF SAO PAULO, PART 2.
Because you can not see the ground of where the skyskrapers are build on it looks like all the buildings are floating.
June 23, 2008
The contrasts of Sao Paulo, part 1.
We are currently in Sao Paulo where we are going to do a wall painting as well as continue our work with Sala Rai in the Morumbi Stadium. In addition to our work we are spending a lot of time admiring the great variety of architecture this city has to offer. Keep watching this space for more!
June 21, 2008
By train through the French Alps
When you have seven or eight hours to kill, take the TGV train from Milan Central Station to Paris. This train travel via Turin and across the french borders continuing through lovely mountain landscape before arriving in Lyon.
June 20, 2008
Paul Smith Wallpainting in Milan
This is our 4th wallpainting for Paul Smiths showroom in Milan. Our inspiration is geometrical tile patterns morphed into more organic rock formations, similar to rocks we have seen in the small village of Thueyts in France.
