Is there a reason the bananas are only cut to the bottom of the peel, and everything else is cut to the midplane?
Edit: the avocado is also only cut on the peel
this post was submitted on 06 Mar 2024
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What about the bbrroccolli
That seems cut to the midplane to me, the stems and back of the buds on the opposite side are the lighter color
For some reason this infuriates me.
The grid is 7x7
Well, art is supposed to make you feel something...
Hah can't get over that pear on the corner saying fuck your art I'll oxidize now
- e4
Nice
This artist worked fast to make this. Lots of precision cuts made very quickly.
Do we have more info on the medium?
It’s fruit and vegetables
That's what I found out as well, thanks! Some people are crazy good at realism so I thought it may be a painting or drawing or something
I think it's called object arrangement but i could be wrong