Good artist Bumpass and Pal The world’s first rainbow of flavors is being created in East London.
The couple, known for building giant jelly sculptures, will use the scented mist illuminated by white light to create a rainbow under the overpass Royal Docks.
Sam Bompas said that visitors who enter this space will experience a “rich flavor” inspired by some historical goods that came to London via the docks, including pineapples and watermelons.
He said: “We will not give you one of the five people every day by stepping into the rainbow, but it should be a good experience.”
Bumpass and Pal
The team’s previous projects include using gingerbread to rebuild some of the lost buildings in London for the Selfridges Christmas window, and will also create a huge rainbow on the pier from October 15th, visible when the sun is shining.
This is part of a plan to make the old pier a new cultural center in London, which includes a corporate area to provide tax relief for creative companies moving to the area.
Bompas said that he hopes that the installation of the rainbow will be seen as “a symbol of tolerance and hope, as well as a happier future and a better tomorrow.”
He added: “The Royal Docks used to be London’s gateway to world trade. The celebration of the smell of rainbow has caused important resonance in the local area. Many foods, new tastes and fragrances that enter London from all over the world are imported from this area. Warehousing and manufacturing.
“As we share its history and celebrate its vibrant future as the engine of London’s new culture, the Royal Docks is clearly the place to showcase the world’s first Flavor Rainbow. It can create a wonderful feeling, especially the first in Europe. I am very happy in the grandeur of the sky bridge.”
