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CHEFS x JEPPE HEIN
For the fifth edition of the Food For Art programme, Carte Blanche 2022 artist Jeppe Hein invited six international chefs to his studio in Berlin for a collaboration. The six chefs, selected for their values and commitments, have reinterpreted the artistic work through their cuisine. A creative encounter, highlighting our approach to tasting.
FRANCE
Clément Bouvier is a French two-Michelin star chef. Passionate about gastronomy from an early age and trained on a high level, he opened his first restaurant in 2015 in the heart of Savoie. Ursus at 2000m, in Tignes, soon followed. Clément Bouvier won a red Michelin star in 2019 and a green one in 2020 for his commitment to sustainable gastronomy.
GERMANY
Björn Swanson is a German chef and founder of the Faelt restaurant. Faelt was awarded a Michelin star a few months after it opened in 2020. He is particularly successful with his modern cuisine, which is deeply rooted in local German produce. Björn Swanson describes his cooking as responsible, creative and respectful of the region: the fruit and vegetables he uses come from his own garden.
ITALY
Eugenio Boer grew up between Italian and German cultures. He became passionate about cooking and opened his restaurant BU:R in Milan. He works with local and seasonal products with creativity and keeps a warm and family atmosphere, typical of Milanese restaurants.
UNITED-KINGDOM
Adam Byatt is an English chef known for his seasonal, sustainable cooking and his constant desire to pass on his knowledge and know-how to the younger generation. He opened Trinity restaurant in 2006 and obtained a Michelin star. Adam is particularly fond of the great outdoors and local produce. He is also very involved in the fight against hunger, especially among the youngest.
SWITZERLAND
Tarik Lange worked as a chef in several of the world's top hotels before joining the Parkhuus restaurant at the top of the Park Hyatt in Zurich. He has a particular attachment to the origin and history of the products he uses: he carefully selects his ingredients, ensures that they are sustainably sourced and combines them to create a unique experience that reflects the flavours of the forests, fields and lakes found in Switzerland.
IN RESIDENCE AT MAISON RUINART
After a solid education in hotel management, Valérie Radou trained with the greatest chefs and completed her apprenticeship in Saulieu at Bernard Loiseau's gastronomic restaurant "La Côte d'Or" and "Chabichou", the restaurant of Michelin-star chef Michel Rochedy in Courchevel. With several years of experience under her belt, the chef decided to launch her career as a "home chef", driven by the desire to cook in proximity of her guests. For Ruinart, she created a simple and refined cuisine, in the right tone of the season. Inspired by the products of the region, she does not hesitate to go and meet local producers and craftsmen.