Ever scoffed over a section of avant-garde art, and anticipation you could accomplish it and accomplish it better? Columnist Sarah Anne Ward took that anticipation in the a lot of adorable direction, turning eight iconic examples of avant-garde art into desserts.
Ward, a bartering photographer, gave the ambrosia analysis to pieces like Jeff Koons' Balloon Dog and Damien Hirst's For the Love of God. Her plan has a little accomplishments to it, too. Her portfolio includes a lot of cookbooks and aliment magazines. So, as she told Wired, she generally stares at a compound so continued that she sees art in it, sometimes down to a specific piece. And her aliment art is not mimicked after knowledge. Besides accepting done plan with New York's Museum of Avant-garde Art, she brushes up on her art history afore she shoots her a block archetype of a Rothko or a Jell-O cast of a Mondrian.
Ward hasn't gotten to aftertaste any of the aliment art because she ascribes to a gluten-free diet. So far, she's fabricated a absolute of eight examples of dessart, and she affairs to accumulate traveling with Dalí's, Serras, Cadlers, and more. [Wired, Sarah Anne Ward]
Images by Sarah Anne Ward
Jackson Pollock as cookie block
Georges Braque as pinwheel accolade
Damien Hirst as a Dots-encrusted skull
Mondrian as Jell-O
Richard Serra's Tilted Arc as amber
A Rothko Cool Whip conception
Jeff Koons' Balloon Dog as Twinkies
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