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IDE TO COGNAC  

CERAMIC & FOOD ROUTE / WORKSHOP 
ATELIERS DU FAIRE / FONDATION MARTELL

IDE TEAM

Mathilde BRETILLOT 

Marc BRETILLOT

Anne XIRADAKIS 

CRAFTSMAN

Jean-Charles MIOT

Laetitia Andrighetto

Victor Derudet

FOOD

Antoine Vernouillet

Isabelle Garnier

Émilie Labatud

Zhuo Qi

ENSA LIMOGES STUDENTS

Soah KIM

Bokyung KIM

ESAD ST ETIENNE STUDENTS

Mengting GUAN

Xiachuan QIU

ÉCOLE CAMONDO
STUDENTS

Juliette DROULEZ

Jiebing ZHANG

Gaële Dubois

Pierre Emanuel COQUET

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Nature's generosity, our primary material, Pollen gives us Honey, propolis and Wax, wonderful materials to cook food and objects. Iodine present in all seashells and shellfish infused our senses with briny salty perfumes from the ocean. Tastes and food reflected this raw discerning, seen through unusual combinations, raw/cooked. Formed, unformed. Here in Cognac designers uncover new ways to experiment these materials in a ballet between food and objects. 

Mathilde Bretillot

2020

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The experimental theatre for this workshop was a kitchen and workshop in the same space and time frame ; the materials flowing back and forth, be they destined for cooking or making. Cooking in this sense in ovens for food or kilns for the ceramics, or fire for glass blowing; heat being the alchemical energy in all cases. Cooking objects and making/ forming food – a borderless experience becoming extremely rich, basic, real, giving a full feeling of being alive, connected to our fruitful planet with all senses – touch, smell, sight, sound, taste – in this extremely difficult period. Recipients (small plates, bowls, pitchers, spoons, sieves and other unconventional forms in wax, glass and black clay) inspired by recipes – some local, some created by Antoine Vernouillet, chef of the Restaurant Poulpette in Cognac, some from myriad experiments led by the cultivated eye and essential know-how of Marc Bretillot in the warm and simple kitchen of the Foundation. Five extraordinary days hands-on with these materials simultaneously, glass mastered by Jean Charles Miot, black clay, wax, food.

Mathilde Bretillot

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Marc Bretillot explains, all our 5 senses are receptive each time we taste and eat and how theses senses link to our brain.

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