'Salad women'
Colorful Portraits with Culinary Flair
The photo "Salad women" by Enora Lalet presents a creative arrangement where the human figure and food engage in a playful dialogue. The vibrant colors of orange, yellow, and green bring a cheerful atmosphere to the composition, highlighting the connection between body and food. The use of body paint and edible materials gives the image an unusual, almost surreal quality. This artwork could fit well in a modern kitchen or dining area, inviting reflection on our eating habits.
Vibrant Art for Creative Spaces
This piece by Enora Lalet is also available in various formats, including premium acrylic glass and aluminum dibond prints that highlight the colors and details beautifully. Also available in other formats. If you're unsure about your product choice, we are happy to advise you personally.
Country: France
Artist's description:
Mix medias, food materials, HAIR, 2012.
In 2008, for the first time, Enora Lalet created the concept of cooked portraits, the beginning of the Cooking Faces series. These photographs present the human body and culinary textures in an unlikely relationship involving supports and materials. Covered in body paint, the faces are dehumanized, adorned with food reversals, in a pop and garish aesthetic. It’s a work in which texture rules and conjures the senses in an unusual confrontation around the meal customs.
“Pop icons, glorifying food and earth, the question could be: are we what we eat? Her off-the-chain portraits, flesh and sauce, lips and coulis, colour and optical brilliance, exquisite pheromones, are ad libitum variations which ensnare and chain the senses.” O.Marouani
Collections: Portraits, Kitchen Prints, Pop Art
