We happened upon Monsieur, dangling a line in the water below the Daniel Buren's Les Deux Plateau at the Palais Royal. Pourqoui?? Peter has a few words with him, and he explained he was catching euros on a magnet. He did not share how many he's captured.
Showing posts with label Les Deux Plateau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Les Deux Plateau. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Mercredi at the Palais Royal III - Les Deux Plateau
One of Paris' most controversial sculptures ( and there are plenty to choose from) is Les Deux Plateu. Created by French artist Daniel Buren, it has caused a stir since its installation in 1985. It consists of 260 striped marble pillars. The pillars have fallen into disrepair and at the artist's insistence ( hissy fit is more like it) there is currently a 3 million euro renovation taking place. I was disappointed that I wouldn't get to have a field day photographing those columns from every angle to say the least. As only the French can or would do, they have managed to make the surrounding safety wall look eye catching during the renovation process. I found one "window" with clear plastic so I could get a few shots. I'm thinking those cute soccer boys might have had some big fun in here in the past!
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