Sugar Murals and Cake Icing Graffiti

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Sugar Murals and Cake Icing Graffiti by Shelley Miller

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Using materials that for centuries have been reserved as tasty decoration the finest cakes and pastries, Montreal-based artist Shelley Miller attacks brick walls and deteriorating urban surfaces with cake icing to create ornate scrolls and decorative motifs. While the medium itself is purely culinary, her illustrations and patterns borrow heavily from calligraphy and decorative arabesque scrolls seen in ancient temples and mosques. Another added dimension is its impermanence as the works crack, drip, and melt off the wall, potentially disappearing in just a few days.

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art for ants :snooty:

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Yummy! But not on the walls.

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ants :konfused:

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chiyoontiyan not aunties :stuck_out_tongue:

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:cb:

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really pretty - and I understand its art and all

but kiya point hai?

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May be, they didn't find any other place to practice it?

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Something different and new.

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exactly , it disappears within days

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her cheez ka point hona zarori tu nhi