Wearable Foods is an eye-catching series by Korean artist Yeonju Sung that presents a line of edible fashion.
The artist explains: “I create my own world of reality by generating a completely different set of images that contradict the conventional notion of food and clothes. As time goes by, the food from my work do go through a progression of disappearance due to the nature of food and gets gradually changed into the hideous state fading its shape and color in the process. I drag out the types of images that can only exist in my mind and imagination into a reality and yet, it eventually disappears. I have physically made these images but they are the creation of illusion and ultimately what you see is the images of phantoms. My works remain as the medium of photographers, and it holds the time and makes us believe that the creation does exist in the real world.”
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Tomato
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Banana
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Bread
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Bubble Gum
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Bubble Gum
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Chicken
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Chive
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Egg
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Eggplant
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Lotus Root
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Red Cabbage
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Spring Onion
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
Tomato
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung
White Radish
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung Winter Mushroom
Wearable Foods By Korean Artist Yeonju Sung Winter Mushroom
source mymodernmet.com
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Interesting. I would like to see this wearable art worn.
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I just love it! So much creativity!
How amazingly creative and adventurous. It reminds me of an episode of Project Runway on Bravo. Great post!
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This is going into my file of ‘Inspiration for my Graduation Collection’. I wonder how well I could make any of these out of fabric…