Atelier Hatena – Hiroshima
Felted Bread Bugs
Category: Object
Bread Bondage
Bread Bondage – by Zara Alexandrova
Virus diary @White Cuib
Bread head sculptures
Bread head sculptures – András Böröcz
2003 – New York
One of András Böröcz and his wife Robbin Ami Silverberg’s actions was carried out at the Popieluszko Square next to their apartment, the purpose of which was to have the pigeons floating in the square devouring or at least breaking down the sculptures made of bread. The pigeons walked around the bread heads, but did not harm them, paying tribute to Böröcz’s art. The square was named after a Polish priest murdered in 1987. Later the Polish community in Brooklyn erected a statue for his memory. The head of the statue was broken on the day before the initiation. Böröcz reacted with the Breadhead statue in action, documented by Robbin Ami Silverberg and become the Bread Head Story.
Woman’s Bread Shoe
Daniel Spoerri – Woman’s Bread Shoe
Woman’s shoe with bread, 1969, bronze and bread
Chinburger
Song Wei – Chinburger 1
Hand-painted resin – 2014, China
An Edible Self
Lexie Smith – An Edible Self
Queens, New York, 2018
Photo by Alex Antitch
Image above is a part of a series made for office magazine
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Check her other bread works on allsemantics.
Moon Bread
Loránd Tasnádi – Moon Bread
September 2018, Vienna
Bread on Earth
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
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Check her website with other bread-works made by her
Swarowski Burger
Fast Food Trump
Asier Sanz-Fast Food Trump
International Biennial of Humor,2018
The Spanish caricaturist (Bilbao, 1969), who has now achieved worldwide fame, also won the public prize for the 29th edition of the International Biennial of Humor in Art.
The highly sought after illustrator of books and the official journalist of the newspaper “Diario”, won the match thanks to the unanimous approval of the voters with his caricature for recognizing the non-physiognomic character of the work and for the irreverent play on the Donald misunderstanding – Mac Donald.
Visit the artist’s website and the site of International Biennial of Humor