Miss Kō x Zoulli Art: Where Art Meets Gastronomy

Located in the heart of Paris’s Golden Triangle, Miss Kō has established itself as a leading Asian fusion restaurant in Paris. The restaurant, conceived as a hybrid space blending design, fine dining, and contemporary culture, is now hosting a major artistic collaboration with Zoulli Art.

This immersive experience goes beyond the traditional framework of an exhibition. It transforms the space into a comprehensive sensory experience where contemporary art, digital scenography, and Asian fusion cuisine come together.

In Paris, the idea of an immersive restaurant is no longer just a concept. At Miss Kō, it becomes a reality through an experience where art and gastronomy blend seamlessly.

For several years now, Miss Kō has established itself as a trendy restaurant in Paris’s 8^th arrondissement, known for its striking visual identity and futuristic ambiance inspired by contemporary Asia.

The arrival of Zoulli Art enhances this immersive experience. The artist takes over the entire space to offer a fresh perspective on it: ancient fragments, digital textures, and monumental installations redefine the customer experience.

In Paris, interest in immersive exhibitions, restaurants featuring art exhibitions in the 8^th arrondissement, and culinary and artistic experiences continues to grow, and this collaboration fits right in.

The main exhibition of this residency, titled “THE GODS HAVE STRUCK AGAIN,” forms the narrative core of the project.

This creation by Zoulli Art offers a contemporary reinterpretation of ancient figures, deconstructed and reimagined through a fragmented, digital aesthetic. Far from being a mere decorative display, it is a 360-degree immersive experience in which every area of the restaurant becomes an artistic canvas.

In this work, the artist explores a powerful tension between classical heritage and modernity. Mythological figures are not merely depicted: they are transformed and projected into a dynamic, almost cinematic visual universe.

From an immersive exhibition in Paris to an artistic restaurant in the 8^th arrondissement and an art-and-dining experience, this installation blurs the lines between galleries, design, and dining.

One of the most impressive features of this collaboration is the monumental mural installed around the central bar at Miss Kō.

This 23-meter-long work serves as the visual backbone of the space. It blends classical drapery, fragmented compositions, and contemporary textural effects.

The result transforms the space into an immersive gallery, reflecting a major trend: immersive restaurants in Paris that incorporate contemporary art into their architecture.

Beyond the physical installations, the world of Zoulli Art extends to the restaurant’s screens and digital displays.

Animated visual content extends the artistic experience and transforms the dinner into an immersive journey.

At the heart of the installation, the artwork KIBŌ (希望) serves as a moment of respite.

Inspired by Asian traditions, this installation invites visitors to take a moment of contemplation amid the restaurant’s bustling, vibrant atmosphere.

It enhances the emotional aspect of the experience, a key element in the new expectations surrounding experiential restaurants in Paris.

At Miss Kō, the experience goes beyond just the visuals.

The restaurant’s famous chocolate mousse becomes a canvas for art thanks to edible printing that incorporates a work by Zoulli Art.

This transformation reflects a strong trend: food art and creative gastronomy in Paris.

Dessert thus becomes a fleeting work of art, blending culinary expertise with contemporary artistic creation.

To extend the experience, a limited edition of 200 Mystery Boxes has been created.

Each box contains a mini-sculpture inspired by the artist’s world. Some boxes feature exclusive pieces, enhancing the project’s playful and collectible nature.

This initiative addresses significant expectations regarding:

• limited-edition art prints
• designer collectibles
• Exclusive experiences in Paris
• art and lifestyle collaborations

Zoulli Art develops an artistic practice that blends painting, sculpture, and working with materials.

His artistic vision is rooted in a constant tension between classical heritage and contemporary aesthetics. His works, which have been exhibited internationally, explore fragmentation, movement, and texture.

The residency at Miss Kō marks a new phase in her work: that of immersive art integrated into a living space.

With “LES DIEUX ONT ENCORE CRAQUÉ,” Miss Kō and Zoulli Art are redefining the boundaries between art and gastronomy.

The restaurant becomes a narrative, sensory, and cultural space, where every element contributes to the overall experience.

This collaboration underscores a clear trend: in Paris, restaurants are no longer just places to eat but artistic destinations in their own right.