A food imaginatively transformed into a variety of landscapes by Japanese student Akiko Ida, 37, and Pierre Javelle, 39. And in an effort to catch out lazy-eyed observers, the pair have included tiny figures and props to make their scrumptious settings seem real at a glance. Working from a home studio in Paris, the photography duo have devoted hundreds of hours into tricking onlookers with tiny sets in their mesmerising ‘minimiam’ series.
Included in the collection are arctic animals playing on top of marshmallow icebergs…
… And even a sugar mine
Cleaning up dangerous radioactive waste on a plate
Renowned food photographer Akiko, 37, said, “As a child I would take pictures of different kinds of food and classify them in a journal. Their works, which are for sale, have been exhibited across France and USA.
Comments
Marova Oirelavsays
Excelent!! i like it a lot!
Deneil Merrittsays
I thought I love food as art. Now I have seen it all.
Benoit Jauffrionsays
super sympa !
confessmundosays
awesome!
MRMsays
Bravo!
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Hannahsays
Where do you get the little figures from, I have been searching for months?
JackRubysays
Amazing! Great Job!
Alexsays
Its very funny. But maby we should have these little guys inspect our food.
Marcosays
Where can i buy such tiny human like toys. Please provide some information,
Excelent!! i like it a lot!
I thought I love food as art. Now I have seen it all.
super sympa !
awesome!
Bravo!
amazzzzzzzzzzzinnnnnnnnnnnnngggggggggggg photos,
great mind, what the real trick is ?
Where do you get the little figures from, I have been searching for months?
Amazing! Great Job!
Its very funny. But maby we should have these little guys inspect our food.
Where can i buy such tiny human like toys. Please provide some information,