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Playing with your food isn't always a bad thing. A Japanese artist, who goes by the name Gaku on Instagram, has raised it to beautiful art, carving intensely intricate patterns into everyday fruits and vegetables.
Gaku, who began posting his edible art on Instagram about 8 months ago, practices the traditional Japanese art of mukimono, which literally means "stripped product". It became a popular form of food as a work of art presentation during the 16th century in Japan and spread to Thailand shortly after. It is now an important culinary ritual in both countries.
Due to oxidization, fruit carving has to be done fast, making Gaku's food art even more impressive. Gaku, according to Spoon & Tamago, eats all of his unique artworks when finished.
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Michel M. Prins 8 years ago
I love this one! Very creative idea for something as small as this
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Bel Panado 8 years ago
Don't get me wrong, this is totally good. I just felt uncomfortable looking at them.
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varwenea 8 years ago
The 'inward' carvings are making my brain hurt and my skin itch. Now I learned I have trypophobia for sure. Whereas the daikon carved carp does not have the same effect. Argh, I am literally scratching.
Lucina Sandoval-Gordon 8 years ago
Same.I like the ones with the designs on the outside. The inside ones, shiver....
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Levon Snyder 8 years ago
the fish one is wicked. what a talented artist. so glad I got to see all these.
varwenea 8 years ago
The 'inward' carvings are making my brain hurt and my skin itch. Now I learned I have trypophobia for sure. Whereas the daikon carved carp does not have the same effect. Argh, I am literally scratching.
Lucina Sandoval-Gordon 8 years ago
Same.I like the ones with the designs on the outside. The inside ones, shiver....
Load More Replies... Levon Snyder 8 years ago
the fish one is wicked. what a talented artist. so glad I got to see all these.
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