The Vegetable Museum - 04, Ju Duoqi, 2008The Third of May 2008
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(Blogger's note: It was a subconscious act that I chose "The Third of May" for my Third of May post! Only AFTER I viewed the post did I see the cosmic nature of it. Those of you who know me well know how much I LOVE cosmic events!)
What is it about food art that we love so? I think it is because we love food AND art - when they come together it is fun and interesting. Ju Duoqi is a Chinese artist who reinterprets classic paintings using vegetables as her medium. She photographs the scene she has created and prints editions for sale. Click on the post title to go to a site that features The Vegetable Museum. She displays sensitivity and humor in her work. Before going, I'd like to leave you with one quote from the site that captures her feeling about her work: "Everything has a spirit, each vegetable, each person, and each second, under careful observation, has extraordinary meaning." Here is a link to a video interviewing the artist at work.
The Vegetable Museum - 07, Ju Duoqi, 2008Napoleon on Potatos
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2 comments:
ola yohablo spañol un saludo para todo el mundo ya si eske me entienden adios me gusta el arte (DESDE CHILE)
ola a todos sigan mi blog¡¡
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