In his experimental film "Cuisine," François Vogel films himself in the kitchen with a fish-eye lens-fitted camera, resulting in distorted perspectives that eventually build up to giving you the sensation that you're looking through a kaleidescope. Watch the video after the jump. [via growabrain]...
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Photograph from La Mariposa on Flickr Brighten up your living room with a...banana wall? View the fruit-bearing wall and more installations at Stefan Sagmeister's exhibition Things I Have Learned In My Life So Far, now showing at Deitch Gallery in New York City....
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Photograph by Saxton Freymann These bok choy fish are like vegetables and a meat, in one convenient life form! [Thanks to Cathy for the heads up!]...
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Everyone likes pie. Even bacon! Check out more of Dan Goodsell's art at The World of Mr. Toast. You can even buy your own huggable, nubbin-armed plush toast, egg or bacon dolls....
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I love a good towering stack of fluffy golden pancakes as much as the next guy, but this two hundred and seven pancake stack sculpture by Elizabeth Demaray may be too much of a good thing. And these aren't your pillowy breakfast pancakes, but pancakes that have been dried in a kiln and encased in epoxy resin. Edible? Not so much. It probably makes a good conversation starter though....
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In photographer Alex Lucka's series "Food & Beauty," models' faces are embellished with different kinds of meats. Now you have new uses for that salmon steak and ham you have lying around....
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Hannes Broecker's exhibit in Dresden, Germany, invites the viewer to grab a glass and drink in the art—literally. The flat, wall-mounted glass containers empty as the night goes by. No need to have studied art history—this is one gallery show almost anyone can appreciate. [from The Cool Hunter, via Prairie]...
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Jessie Moore of Cakespy illustrates very cute, anthropomorphic foods, mostly in the form of cupcakes. Here she depicts a glaring match between a cupcake and a muffin. I wouldn't be able to pick a winner or a loser; I'd happily eat both of them....
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Artist Nathan Sayawa specializes in building Lego sculptures, but judging from his heart sculpture made of conversation hearts he can make anything out of small, colorful, even-sized pieces. His inspiration for this sculpture came from his dislike of Valentine's Day: "It can make your heart feel vulnerable. Almost edible." [via boing boing]...
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For all those times that you've wondered what would happen to a chocolate bunny artfully subjected to the destructive power of an iron, a heat lamp, and a blow dryer, here's your answer....
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