Loránd Tasnádi – Moon Bread
September 2018, Vienna


Loránd Tasnádi – Moon Bread
September 2018, Vienna
Lexie Smith – Bread on Earth
Queens, NY
Bread on Earth is a publishing platform supporting the diverse dialogues that stem from our relationship to grain, in Lexie’s words: “I research bread and write about it.
I also place it into non-traditional visual contexts as a means of calling attention, catalyzing diverse dialogues. I occasionally make bread into sculptures and photographs, and am building a website and community surrounding it. That initiative is called: Bread on Earth”
Here is the website Bread on Earth
Follow Lexie on Instagram
Check her website with other bread-works made by her
The twelve months – Kürti Andrea
folktale, illustration, diapositive – 2018, Hungary
The poor widow is forced to leave the house to seek food for her hungry children. In the woods she founds a tent, where 12 guys are having the lunch. After talking with them, at the end they give her a pot of gold. When she arrives home her envious and always dissatisfied neighbour, also visits the guys, but the tent-dwellers will surprise her with other gifts.
Buy the diapositive here or visit the illustrator’s website.
Matteo Lucca – Figurative Bread Sculptures
Matteo Lucca’s figurative sculptures are forged with the unlikely material of bread. Using the unusual contours of these bakes—and experimenting with burns and malformed sections—the works take on an unsettling quality.
See more of his work here.
Sweetheart toaster – 1922
This “Universal” toaster model E9410 was patented in 1929. Fondly called the “Sweetheart,” the toaster has a feminine appeal with its earring-like handles, diamond-shaped body, and floral and arabesque decoration. The delicate design of this metal casing helped to shield the industrial nature of the electrical heating element behind it.
POLICE:”Sir, what are these little baggies for?”
ME:
Henn Kim – Always Hungry
Pug sandwich
“If a flustered mum shoos her kids away from the window of this innocent boulangerie, the cause might be novelty male genitalia bread on display at Paris’s gay pâtissier. Yes, le Marais has an X-rated bakery, run by the two Legay (kid you not) brothers, although only one bats for the team…”