If you look closely, you'll find that these detailed architectural close-ups are filled with surprises! Artist Henry Hargreaves and stylist Caitlin Levin used gingerbread and candy to create the buildings as part of a Dylan's Candy Bar display at the Art Basel winter festival in Miami. The black and white images feature edible materials that were photographed to give the illusion of large structural designs.
Each world famous gallery, including the Guggenheim (New York), The Louvre (Paris), and the Tate Modern (London), was carved, assembled, and glued by hand to produce the incredibly realistic sculptures. With great accuracy, Hargreaves and Levin achieved expressive results by using a wide range of delicious materials.
Hargreaves has a vivid imagination that is evident in all of his work, ranging from a death row inmate's last meal to rare scanner bed fashion shots. According to his bio, “What unites his work is his restless and curious mind, a fascination with the unusual or quirky, and a desire to see how photography can illuminate the world and spark conversation.”
Henry Hargreaves' website
Caitlin Levin's website
Art Basel website
via [Junkculture]
