Famous paintings food art
Creative Reproduction of Rene Magritte ‘The Son of Man’, 1964. Famous paintings food art
Famous paintings food art
Russian photographer and food stylist Tatiana Shkondina recreates famous paintings of world art. However, instead of paints she uses edible materials: vegetables, fruits, meat and other products. Tatiana Shkondina successfully combines the natural texture and color of vegetables, fruit, meat, fish and other natural materials. Among her food reproductions can be found paintings by Van Gogh, Salvador Dali and Piet Mondrian.
By profession Tatiana is a radio engineer, however, she never worked by the specialty. According to her, she started photographing by accident, on vacation, when she took the camera with her. For several years, Tatiana worked with such companies as «Campbell’s», «Bounduelle» and «Jacobs». Tatiana herself notes that feature food photography requires a lot of patience, because the products can not stay the same as they were put in the composition some time ago.
Reproduction of Rene Magritte ‘The Son of Man’, 1964 detail
Famous paintings food art
Katsushika Hokusai’s ‘South Wind. Clear Sky (Red Fuji)’, 1831. Japanese artist, therefore were chosen for the picture: rice, salmon and green tea, simply and concisely in the components
‘Starry Night’ 1889. One of the biggest in size pictures. The artist worked on it a few hours, since so many details and transitions
Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’ 1889 details
Wassily Kandinsky’s ‘A few laps’ 1926. Tatiana’s favorite picture
Kazimir Malevich’s ‘Black Square’ 1923. Most recognizable picture of Russian theme and of course caviar to implement ideas
Andy Warhol ‘Dollar sign’ 1982
Warhol’s ‘Dollar sign’ 1982 another set of colors for backgrounds
Inspired by Henri Rousseau
Pablo Picasso’s ‘Dove of Peace’ 1961. Products for selected pictures are italian: pasta and herbs
Piet Mondrian, ‘Composition with a big red plane, yellow, black, gray and blue’ 1921
Gustav Klimt’s ‘The tree of life’ 1905-1909
Inspired by Salvador Dali
‘Sunflowers’ of pepper
T. Shkondina – photographer and food stylist
Art by Tatiana Shkondina – photographer and food stylist
