JuDuoQi is a Chinese Designer. Her newest work “Vegetable Museum” is exhibited in Paris-Beijing Photo Gallery which is founded by Flore Sassigneux and Romain Degoul with the strong will to create the first space in China dedicated exclusively to modern and contemporary world photography.
In The Vegetal Museum series, she revisits in a stunning way some masterpieces of the western painting. Making use of vegetables and food of China’s everyday life – tofu, cabbage, ginger, lotus roots, coriander, sweet potato… – and through digital manipulation, she presents a puzzling series of vegetable compositions representing world famous paintings like Mona Lisa, The Cene by Leonard Da Vinci, The Dream by Pablo Picasso or Marilyn Monroe by Warhol.
Napoleon on Potatos
Liberty Leading the Vegetables
The Raft of the Lotus Roots
The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Pickled Cabbage
The Third of May 2008
The Last Supper with the Gingermen
Mona Tofu
Cabbage Monroe
The Birth of the Gingerman
The Birthday of the Eggplants
The Dream of the Tofu
Van Gogh made of Leek
The Sleeping Taroman
The Birth of the Radish
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