Eleonore Buschinger's 35-Meter Hand-Painted Table Installation at Soho House Berlin
During Gallery Weekend Berlin, Paris-based artist, chef, and Vitamin Color founder Eleonore Buschinger unveiled 'L’Art de la Table,' a site-specific installation and multi-course dining experience at Soho House Berlin, in collaboration with BlueLobster Art. The project reinterprets the French concept of l’art de la table by turning the dining table itself into a painted artwork. A 35-meter hand-painted composition spans walls, floor, and table, dissolving boundaries between painting, furniture, and interior space. Buschinger developed the menu and painting simultaneously, translating ingredients, colors, and plating into painted forms. The installation follows a meal's sequence, with motifs recurring at different scales. Transparent glass plates kept the painted surface visible during dinner. Guests' movements and the gradual disappearance of food continuously altered the composition. The project is conceived as an ongoing series, with future editions generating new site-specific installations based on seasonal ingredients and local food cultures. Photographs by Jamile Tessarim, Lilika Stresoska, and Nano Lopez document the event.
Key facts
- Eleonore Buschinger created a 35-meter hand-painted installation at Soho House Berlin.
- The installation was part of Gallery Weekend Berlin.
- The project was a collaboration with BlueLobster Art.
- The painted composition spans walls, floor, and table.
- Buschinger developed the menu and painting simultaneously.
- Transparent glass plates were used to keep the painted surface visible.
- The installation is conceived as an ongoing series.
- Photographers: Jamile Tessarim, Lilika Stresoska, Nano Lopez.
Entities
Artists
- Eleonore Buschinger
Institutions
- Vitamin Color
- Soho House Berlin
- BlueLobster Art
- designboom
Locations
- Paris
- Berlin
- Germany