For a bread factory opening I was asked to do the artwork from the real bread. After few months of brainstorming I decide to do something new for me – a giant toasted bread artwork. The idea was to recreate Vilnius (Lithuania) city fragment. It was the easiest part. And I didn’t know how difficult it would be (insert many days for a bread drying and counting every slice).
We made a huge toasted bread artwork. The dimension is near 3.5×2.5 meters and we used a 1064 slices of bread to make it. We worked in team for a 50 hours. And it’s happen – we did a Lithuania’s record – the biggest artwork from toasted bread.
And to finish this story… there was a few crashes when we transported the artwork, and I recreated that three times!
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We made a huge toasted bread artwork from more than 1000 slices of bread
And this is how it was done. The first sketch
After a lot of planning and mathematics I dried a bread in my house, because at the studio was a bad temperature. You can see a real sketch in front of bread
Because of the lack of time I invited a team to work with – Emilija Vinzanovaite, Algirdas Padleckis, Gintare Tumosaite
We did that slice by slice, so every slice was counted and had a code. We worked about 50 hours
The progress
The final artwork
The artwork with president of Lithuania Dalia Grybauskaite
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Lady! Use something else to make your art & STOP wasting food! Do u not watch the news? So many people could've eaten that. Ugh.
Lady! Use something else to make your art & STOP wasting food! Do u not watch the news? So many people could've eaten that. Ugh.
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