Crêpe Printing
David Jeuniaux
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What if a crêpe became a printing surface? Discover edible screen printing and leave with a creation that’s as graphic as it is delicious!
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Crêpe Printing
What if, for the duration of a print, paper gave way to a crêpe?
With Crêpe Printing, David Jeuniaux puts an edible twist on traditional screen printing. The principle remains the same, but paper is replaced by a crêpe and ink by chocolate spread.
Working with his screen-printing frame, the artist prints directly onto crêpes in front of the audience. As the squeegee passes over the screen, the design is transferred onto the surface of each crêpe, which is then immediately served and enjoyed.
Crêpe Printing transforms a technique usually associated with paper and printmaking into an ephemeral performance, where the printed image is destined to disappear as soon as it is created.
Biography
David Jeuniaux
David Jeuniaux is a Belgian artist from Liège, currently based in Brussels. Working at the intersection of Op Art, kinetic art and visual experimentation, he explores the mechanisms of perception through light, colour and electronic technologies. His creations transform scientific phenomena into immersive visual experiences that challenge the way we see and interpret reality.
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