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English: "Lekker III" is a performance art work created by Louise Liliefeldt. Performed in 2004 as a part of the opening of HEADspace gallery (now closed) located in the Holt Renfrew department store in Toronto, Canada. The artist is covered in melted dark chocolate and is holding a static pose for a long duration. Audience members are invited to eat fresh strawberries dipped in the overflowing chocolate.
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"Lekker III" created and performed by Louise Liliefeldt

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17 March 2004

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