I thought I'd start the week off with my latest obsession -- whimsical mixed media sculptures by Vincent Olinet. You may have seen my recent post featuring his floating canopy bed installation.
("I am the all-French's cake"-- made of wood, plaster, foam, sugar, resin)
Vincent Olinet lives and works in Brussels. His work has a strong sense of humor, such as increasing the size of an object to enormous.
His series of monumental cakes made of both synthetic and real confectionery, were whimsical yet told a story. A symbol of decadence, abundance and decay.
His series of monumental cakes made of both synthetic and real confectionery, were whimsical yet told a story. A symbol of decadence, abundance and decay.
Sans titre (untitled) - 2007-2008 39 pieces in wood and metal - various dimensionsIf you want to see more of Vincent Olinet's work, visit his website here, or the Laurent Godin Gallery here.
photo credits: Vincent Olinet, Laurent Godin Gallery



















5 comments:
fun. after the party memories. cakes are good friends. may i have this dance? tra la la...
Well amm I pleased to meet you Vincent? What fabulous work.
Omg! These look like the crown wedding cakes married our funeral urns!! We would have bought two of these! One for you and one for me! Maybe we would have put them at our entrance or on the table for a centerpiece:) I think we were ahead of our time with the cakes now not later!!! GrAte post Lynn!!
XO
What wonderful colours!
Oh my word. These look like works from Wonderland! How fun and festive.
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