Spoerris Brotteigobjekt – Schreibmaschine
Food is snapshots of a life cycle – and perishable. The artist Daniel Spoerri takes up this idea in his pictures and sculptures and challenges cooking, food, taste and habit. He shows his interpretations in his “Eat Art”
JamesMcDonald – Bacon roll
Oil on Panel 10×10 inches 2017
Everyday objects – a shell, loaf of bread or even a bacon roll – become precious and even sensuous as they shimmer cinematically before you. A rare gift, which he discovered early on in his career, was to discover beauty in the most mundane, everyday objects.
Tim Walker – Baguette biplane
Rollo Hesketh-Harvey and his baguette biplane Eglingham Hall, Northumberland, 2009.
More of Tim’s work here.
Hunger -by Harreman Project
Zaragoza, Spain, 2016
Wall installation for the project #GeneraciónNoHunger of Action Against Huger powered by Festival Asalto Zaragoza.
Check more of their works here.
Derek Paul Boyle and Mitra Saboury
Studio Meatwreck
Paweł Althamer – The Burghers of Bródno
2016 – Warsaw
Bródno Sculpture Park has come to be one of Europe’s most enticing and important sites of relational and social sculpture. WARSAW — What do you get when you throw some of the world’s most well-known, socially engaged artists into a public park? One stroll through the Bródno Sculpture Park will show you.
Brittany Powell – Mondrian Toast
The American artist Brittany Powell reproduces the works of famous artists with bread and toppings. This makes not only the meals aesthetic, but also appetite to go back to the museum. Is it really so wrong to play with the food?
Piet Mondrian © Brittany Powell
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