See the first picture below? It’s Milano cookies, right? Sure it is and it looks so tasty. But there’s something really unappetizing about this. The truth is, it’s teeth-breaking.
Take a closer look and you’ll know that your eyes have fooled you. They are not good-to-eat sweet treats as what you think they are. They’re actually stone sculptures. You read it right! Everything you’re about to see is all made of stone.
These hyper-realistic objects are the incredible works of talented sculptor Robin Antar. Brooklyn-based artist started working with stones since 1974 when a high school teacher introduced her to stone carving. Her unique creations captures the abstract and everyday objects of American culture. Robin’s works have already been exhibited in various shows and galleries.
Here are some of Robin’s fascinatingly deceiving stone sculptures:
#1. Milano Cookies
#2. Cookies and Milk
#3. Crumpled Soda Can
#4. Crest Toothpaste and a Toothbrush
#5. French’s Classic Yellow Mustard
#6. Heinz Tomato Ketchup
#7. Hellmann’s Real Mayonaise
#8. Oreo Cookies
#9. Toothpaste in the Making
#10. York Perppermint Pattie
To see more of Robin’s “Realism in Stone” project, you may check out her website or visit her Facebook Page.
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