Dinner is a sculptural installation exploring our bond with everyday objects through imbalance and exaggeration. A set table seems familiar, yet nothing is useful or in place. By distorting each detail, the artists create tension and question norms. The work invites us to see objects not for their function but their expressive presence.

Axelle Mary (France, 1995) began her artistic career during a design course in Nancy, where she met sculptor Jacques Peiffer. She studied glass blowing at CERFAV in Vannes le Châtel, graduating in 2017.
She then lived in Canada for three years, collaborating with important studios. Back in France, she honed her techniques and worked at the Baldwin Guggisberg studio in Wales.
Sacha Delabre (France, 1996) grew up on an apple farm in the French Alps. At 18, he studied cabinet making, then moved to England to work with Antony Gormley and study ceramics. He studied Glass and Ceramics at Sunderland University and became passionate about glass blowing. After graduating, he taught at The Glass Hub and worked with Baldwin and Guggisberg, mastering glass techniques. His work blends comedy, poetry, and pop culture to refresh glassblowing.

Work on display:
Dinner
Blown glass, UV bonding, brazing silver cutlery, welding, wood work
(cut, burnt, brushed, oiled, turned)
318 × 44 × 142 cm