29/09/2014 – It looks like a film set worthy of The Bone Collector, but it is actually Hueso restaurant, a place where cuisine, interior design, and visual art respond to one another. The project is by the studio Cadena+Asociados.
Located in Lafayette, in the design district of Guadalajara, Mexico, the new restaurant is the result of a rehabilitation project for a building from the 1940s.
The exterior is covered in white screen-printed ceramic, while the unusual interior envelope is filled with bones: a panoramic surface of 10,000 pieces, including animal bones and plant elements.
The concept is inspired by Darwin’s theory of evolution, combining references from the world of cuisine with contemporary art.
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Peter Dark
