43 - Parts Per Million

43 - Parts Per Million

The featured image on this post is a snapshot of a wall piece at the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations by Étienne Marc. In an exhibition called Méditerranées. Mixed materials on stainless steel. Apologies I'm not sure of the title.

And below is Personnages Sans Histoire by Théo Mercier.

I definitely interpreted this as a foot ^.

Our restaurant table at lunch. You drop your cone of frites into one of the holes and slosh mayonnaise over it.

It’s was fun picking up on a visual theme for the day. This is a statue, also at the MEMC - part of the same Méditerranées show, but I think from the museum permanent collection. They invite contemporary artists to respond to the works and mix old and new together. It makes for a very lively show.

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