The "Vegetables" collection, created in 2010, blends sensuality, observation, and surrealism. Integrated into iconic Parisian locations such as Pont Alexandre III, Les Invalides, and Place Charles-de-Gaulle, some pieces reach up to six meters in height. Each installation invites the viewer to explore new perspectives from a colorful and oversized angle.

These works have also been exhibited alongside the Foire Internationale d'Art Contemporain (FIAC). In 2015, Patrick Laroche was chosen by the French pavilion to represent France at the Milan Universal Exhibition. His works reflect his commitment to ecology through the theme "L'Alimentation de Demain" (Tomorrow's Food).