"Eat Your Heart Out" is a sculptural installation combining 18th-century French opulence with contemporary overconsumption. Inspired by Marie Antoinette's lavish banquets and modern-day excess, it confronts viewers with a surreal composition of decadence. Drawing from Sofia Coppola's film and culinary sources like John Gies and Selma Schwartz, the artwork merges historical aesthetics with the bizarre, inspired by Salvador Dalí's "Les Diners de Gala." Created in collaboration with professional baker Alexandra Laffon Rizou, the installation features lightweight spackle sculptures, ethically sourced animal skulls, ornamental glass and silverware and recycled materials.
