Posted
on June 30, 2015
There
is an Australian artist who doesn't paint with oils or watercolors.
She doesn't paint with acrylics or pastels. She doesn't paint with
paint!
Instead,
she “paints” with candy and candy-colored sugar!
Tanya
Schultz, under the name Pip and Pop, sometimes alone and sometimes
with other artists, creates pictures or 3-D “sculptures” using
candies. Her art is colorful and fantastical and fun. It's like wish-fulfillment meets magic meets sweet-tooth paradise!
Today
is the anniversary of the 2014 start of her art installation in a
museum in Amsterdam. A week later, the artwork was complete; this
is called the “sugar finissage.” It was followed by a “ruination
ritual.”
How
fun would THAT be??!!?
Apparently,
during Schultz's ruination rituals, the audience ritually takes the
landscape she built apart and “cleanses” the museum of the sugar; some people make their
own sugary mini-artworks in jars, drink sweet drinks, and eat cotton-candy.
I would just LOVE to see one of her pieces!
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| This piece was made with artist Nicole Andrejivic. |
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