Anyone visiting Paris, the city of lights this summer can expect to find an oversized dollhouse covering the entranceway of the Palais de Tokyo contemporary art museum.
It’s a sculpture by Japanese artist Amabouz Taturo, who is in the sprawling, childhood-themed group show, “Another banana day for the dream-fish,” which is currently on at the museum until Sept. 9. There is the possibility to walk through the three-level dollhouse (fit for anyone under 6 ft tall), though the chairs, tables and ladders can’t be touched (no fun).
It still lakes for the selfie of the summer though, so stand before the pink walls and trompe-l’oeil furniture and dazzling wallpaper.
Text by Nadja Sayej
Photos via Palais de Tokyo
It’s a sculpture by Japanese artist Amabouz Taturo, who is in the sprawling, childhood-themed group show, “Another banana day for the dream-fish,” which is currently on at the museum until Sept. 9. There is the possibility to walk through the three-level dollhouse (fit for anyone under 6 ft tall), though the chairs, tables and ladders can’t be touched (no fun).
It still lakes for the selfie of the summer though, so stand before the pink walls and trompe-l’oeil furniture and dazzling wallpaper.
Text by Nadja Sayej
Photos via Palais de Tokyo
