Japanese artist creates unbelievable food sculptures
09/03/2017
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Imagine how much time such work takes...Is it worth the result? See yourself!
The Japanese artist Gaku carves amazing patterns from vegetables and fruits following the Japanese tradition of mukimono, which is the art of decorative garnishes. Due to the fact that the material for his art is food, he has to eat the masterpieces he had created. Only photos can keep this sculptures alive and show there is a master hand here.
Do you like this art? Which sculpture do you like the most? Share your opinion in the comments below!
Photos by Gaku
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84 Comments
Paula Salem
Gives a whole new meaning with playing with your food.
lmoores
Eatable? It's edible.
Ken Pocklington
very artistic but my mother always toldme not to play with my food
Louis Nardone
All wonderful creations, I'm sure very tasty, alas I couldn't start eating them and spoil the beauty also I would feel like a art killer. Compliments to the very good artist.
werma
Would have loved to see these edible works of art.
Elizabeth Holmes
dcoyle, not only Arabs , most know and use this saying .
Elizabeth Holmes
Please use the correct term , there is no such word in the English language as eatable . The word to use is edible
cmdvger
Anita Clark Morton, Try refreshing the page.
Anita Clark Morton
None of the pictures would download for me
lmoores
Very talrnted. These works of art could be kept forever if they are lacquered.
finsfone
I've never heard of the word "eatable." I only remember the word edible. But I looked it up and it is used occasionally, so I can't whine and complain about it. I will still use edible though.
dcoyle
Arabs say " you eat with your eyes," Yet it's true for many cultures. An enjoyable, beautiful feast always tastes amazing!
Ilias Tsiabardas
Beautiful art creations ,my favorite is the two Fish !!!
Eve
My friends and I went to a restaurant where the buffet was so beautiful we didn't want to eat! Each dish was sculpted into a piece of art...we did eat but after others filled their plates, lol
Helga U. Williams
Pretty amazing art! 👍