Artist: Johanna Mårtensson | Source: Fast.Co
Monday, June 29, 2015
Urban Decay
Brilliant commentary on civilization, urbanism and yes, architecture of humanity. You know the saying, "what goes up must come down?" We all know for a fact that is a true statement, whether we like it or not. We live in a time where constant change unfolds before our eyes. When do we not see things get knocked down and build up? Well, not too long ago artist Johanna Mårtensson brought to life this city made entirely out of bread. Her work, essentially depicts the rapid change of structures we build. A window into the scenography of what can be stated as an imagined scenario.
Watch as this city of bread crumbles, develops mold and decays in time.
Artist: Johanna Mårtensson | Source: Fast.Co
Artist: Johanna Mårtensson | Source: Fast.Co
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