Perhaps the most bizarre thing about Rebecca Wilson's 'Dirty Rotten Peaches' is that each of these figurines are actually made out of a peach. Wilson's strange series consists of figurines depicting voluptuous women upended and without pants. Oh, and one or two of the figures is defecating some strange material.
Each figurine is made from a peach that is stained in porcelain and then decorated with a pastry bag. The result is a set of figurines that are designed to explore the "the parallels between ‘valuable’ and ‘everyday’ I have drawn a symmetry of opposites between porcelain and confectionary items; both are similarly self indulgent, inspire desire and are coveted, but both are fundamentally frivolous."
I couldn't have said it better myself. You can check out Rebecca Wilson's 'Dirty Rotten Peaches' here.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Porcelain Peach Art
- Creating art from unlikely materials.
- Edible Art
- Incorporating food as a medium for creativity.
- Provocative Figurines
- Exploring controversial subject matter through sculpture.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art
- Bringing new materials and techniques to the world of visual art.
- Food and Beverage
- Innovating new ways to incorporate food into artistic endeavors.
- Retail and Consumer Goods
- Introducing provocative sculptures into the marketplace as a new type of decor or collectible item.
