Psychedelic hubcaps? Jungian mandalas? Aerial views of Photoshopped crop circles? NO! Just some freakishly detailed pieces of art by New York’s Fernando Mastrangelo made of black beans, cornmeal, sugar and chili.
No, you may not poke them.
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Spike Jonze’s feature film rendition of Maurice Sendaks classic story Where The Wild Things Are has hit movie theaters worldwide.
The film represents years of work from hundreds of different artists, writers, photographers, musicians, actors, and creators of all degrees.
This place has been established to help shed some light on many of the small influences that converged to make this massive project a reality.
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My initial reaction was sadness that the works lack permanence (I assume from the materials), but upon reflection I think that’s part of their importance – to impart the idea that everything in this world is transient, even (or especially) the beautiful things we wish to hang on to the most.
These are beautiful. I love the color combinations.
It would make for excellent cd art! That’s what I thought it was at first. If I were a musician, I’d call him up.
I really
really
really
want to poke them