‘Midwest‘, a series of state-shaped iron skillets, is brought to us by artist Alisa Toninato. The series is not only a sculptural wall piece, but a fully-functional tool for the kitchen — assuming that you like your omelets shaped like Iowa.
And in case you can’t get enough Jesus in your food, Alisa has perpetuated the phenomenon with her Jesus Waffle Maker.
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Judith G. Klausner, an artist based in Somerville MA, wants to remind us of the small and intricate things that we so often take for granted. Her newest project From Scratch, takes a unique approach to exploring the dichotomy of food production, and the inherent beauty of food ephemera.
These giant candy sculptures were created by UK art student Nicola Freeman. Included in the collection are oversized versions of Love Hearts, Sweetie Watch, Sweetie Necklace, and Lolly Pop. But please no licking, they are actually made of plaster and resin.
Ed Bing’s series Delectable, uses colored thread and thousands of knots to create fluffy non-edible versions of comfort food. The series includes an almost good enough to eat cheeseburger, an ice cream sundae, and a cupcake complete with rainbow sprinkles.
Desert Coffee, Meat Sneakers, and Banana Art… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of The Week.
Warbucks… How To Make Coffee Under Combat Conditions
Just Do It… The Meat Sneaker
Goo goo g’brew… There’s A Beatle In My Coffee
Chiquitart… Beautiful And Creepy Banana Art
I’m Lovin’ It, ay!… McDonald’s Canada Accepts Monopoly Money
Food Art Friday… Cuddly Rigor Mortis by Kristin Tercek
