It presents a lively interior that is paradoxically uninhabited. Everything suggests that a feast is being prepared. Dingy Contact is also a tribute to Foujita, a Japanese painter who lived between Tokyo and Paris during the Roaring Twenties. A master of domestic representations, he paints the complex hybridization of French interiors mixed with the compositional principles of Japanese prints - Ukiyo-e paintings, a double culture, a double look, a weirdness in the image. The perspectives dissolve and reveal an exacerbated depth, for a moment.

Editors
Felix Farjas, Anna Bernar

Curator
Anna Bernar

Plates, vessel, ceramic shoes
Fanny Canel

« Fashion pizzas » ceramics
Fanny Canel, Clement Garcial

Pieces of butchery
Ana Charme

Ennobled eggs
Prune Boudgourd

Textile pieces, cloth
Noa Toledano

Modified sounds from domestic scenes in Yasujirō Ozu’s film Tokyo Story and soundtrack by Kojun Saitō.