Here at Neatorama, we often feature the work of artist Brock Davis. His genius lies in seeing hidden forms in ordinary objects, like a treehouse in a sprig of broccoli or a bearskin rug in a gummi bear. One of Davis's latest projects depicts famous explosions using cauliflower and skewers. Pictured above is the tragic destruction of the space shuttle Challenger in 1986. His other pieces in the set show the wreck of the Hindenburg and the atomic bombing of Nagasaki.
Link -via @JosephHolmes
Comments (6)
Next up: The World Trade Center towers collapsing. In carrot sticks!! Have grapes falling out from the windows. Genius.
Would it be different if he had depicted the explosion in paint on canvas or a marble statue?
Ew.
Ouch?
Hope its made out of something toxic.
:oP
Off the soap box... I agree with Neatoramawontsendmeapassword. Marrying an inanimate object is a control thing. It has to be, because there is really no other benefit involved, and I don't even want to think about the physical side of things if they exist at all. :P
On a humorous note, Does she get half its income when they divorce?