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Pinothek der Modrene

11/3/2018

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of the numerous and wonderful works on show at the Pinothek der moderne, this work titled Passage, by Roman Ondak, 2004 was my pick of the lot. these small sculptural peices are actually made by japaenes steel workers. The Artist gave the workers bars of chocolate and aked them to eat the chocolate and then make a sculpture from the silver foil wrapper.
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