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The Jell-O World - Sweet Artwork by Liz Hickok
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It’s possible this is the most intriguing food-as-art I’ve seen yet!  San Francisco artist Liz Hickok sculpts, molds and casts scale models of urban city landscapes using Jell-O.
There’s a lengthy process to get these installations ready for their eventual decay.  She tells on her website that the installations can become quite uncontrollable and as you can imagine the Jello-O is susceptible to temperature and movement so the sculptures are often done in her studio.

North Adams in Jell-O

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Scottsdale in Jell-O

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Wilmington in Jell-o

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The White House in Jell-o

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San Francisco in Jell-O

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Comments  

 
0 #8 2012-05-14 14:39
I am so doing this lady
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0 #7 2010-07-27 22:59
hhhmmmm...it looks very delicious... yummy...
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+1 #6 2010-07-25 16:54
That tastes good.
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0 #5 2010-07-25 13:37
:-x :-x :-x :-x
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0 #4 2010-07-25 11:33
Wow they look delicious ...white house was my favorite.

but like the fog effect on san fran.
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0 #3 2010-07-25 11:19
So did you eat it or what?

Or just cause a giant earthquake to watch it wriggle?
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0 #2 2010-07-25 11:13
I can't believe they didn't recreate The leaning tower of Pisa .. judging by some of these buildings above it would have been the most architecturally accurate.
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-2 #1 2010-07-19 11:46
yummy jello creations
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