Chocolate Human Skulls (Actual Size!)
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Not that morbid, but still could be a strange experience to bite into:
"Body & Soul" by Gaku Otomo:


(art by: Gaku Otomo)


Tokyo's Chocolate is something else again

Want to have a taste of some sweet destruction? Imagine yourself being a Godzilla on a rampage of a chocolate city:
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(art by Naoko Tone and Atsuyoshi Iijima)

Or let your chocolate properly germinate:


(art by Yoji Ishii)

This must be still the most obvious chocolate sculpture choice:


(art by Marcus Tomlinson)

To go even more complex: here is the WORKING chocolate sculpture record, playing actual sounds! -


(art by: Tom Vincent)

A lot of these sweet creations were shown at the Tokyo Chocolate Exhibition.

Lagrange34 brings chocolate into the "wild and wonderful" world of Italian Design:



Eat these contemporary chocolate blocks in your modern pad, surrounded by works of abstract art and "Wallpaper" magazines.


Bitter-sweet medium for a bittersweet art

Horatio Law makes a touching statement in making a life-size digital portraits of Oregon children, adopted from China - from all sorts of candies: jellybeans, lifesavers and m&ms:





What's even more profound, he takes the war & violence images from the world news... and replicates them with candy:


(images credit: Horatio Law)


Twin Beans

Jason Mecier uses the media of jellybeans to make some pop-culture commentary. Here are the characters of the "Twin Peaks" popular show:



and some swanky series of art made from the chewing gum packs and wrappers:




(images credit: Jason Mecier)