Rodin's The Kiss Recreated in Marmite

London Receives a Marmite Kiss

February 14, 2008

by POPSUGAR Food 8

This morning I asked you if you would eat a Marmite sandwich. Imagine my surprise when just a few hours later I discovered that London-based artist, Jeremy Fattorini, has created a giant sculpture made from it! His sculpture, which is a replica of Rodin's The Kiss, is 7-ft. tall and is made from 420 jars of the limited-edition "I Love You" Marmite. It was unveiled yesterday in London's Greenwich Park, just in time for Valentine's Day.

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8 Comments

3 years 28 weeks

Jezza! How's it going mate, its Alex from the Leys.

celebrity_soup 5 years 13 weeks

i saw this sculpture (the real one) in paris last year, so beautiful!

ilanac13 5 years 13 weeks

ok - i'm just a little traumatized by this - but i guess to each their own. it's better than the 'meat chair'

aimeeb 5 years 13 weeks

Holy...

wambalus 5 years 13 weeks

I don't see how Marmite would hold together enough to make a sculpture ... Vegemite would have worked better methinks.

oiseaux 5 years 13 weeks

That must have an interesting odor sitting out in the sun. I think he should construct The Thinker out of bread right next to it.

emalove 5 years 13 weeks

Wow!

UrbanBohemian 5 years 13 weeks

Oh my Lord! Well, it IS a nice sculpture! And because it's made out of Marmite, I would definitely rather look at it rather than take a bite into it!