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The Danube has inspired countless artists, musicians and writers throughout the ages. Now, the majestic river is portrayed in a series of fascinating food art depicting Eastern European capitals.
Titled Illustrating Eastern Europe, the food art project is the work of food stylist Anna Keville Joyce and Argentinean photographer Agustín Nieto. It was commissioned by blogger Derya Ozyuvali from the site Foodie Backpacker.
Together, Joyce and Nieto cleverly crafted four Eastern European capitals using ingredients like mashed potatoes, pasta, dry rice, raw sugar, scallions, corn kernels, rhubarb and other fruits and vegetables. The cities depicted in are: Prague, Budapest, Bucharest, and Warsaw.
"Each piece has different challenges. For example, transmit the feeling of fog amidst the light of Prague; give the sensation of water in the Danube river in Budapest; show the colors and designs of Bucharest; and create the idea of height and sky in Warsaw," Joyce explained to Mashable.
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Via My Modern Met | Mashable
