Who doesn’t love Jell-O? But did you ever see the whole city made out of Jell-O. Liz Hickok made those incredible (and must be delicious) projects which depict various landscapes in Jell-O, such as San Francisco, The White House, Wilmington, Scottsdale and North Adams.
Basically, Liz made the landscapes by constructing scale models of the architectural elements which she used to make molds. Then she casted the buildings in Jell-O. Similar to making a movie set, Liz added backdrops, which she often paint, and elements such as mountains or trees, and then Liz dramatically light the scenes from the back or underneath.
Oh, this is too funny..I like how they sway, but this is definitely the type of art that can only be preserved through pictures!
I wonder who will eat it? I’m not particularly a fan since it’s made out of bones, but I’m sure some hospital patients will love it! haha..