721 Views - Click for Gallery Using 10,000 different pieces of pasta including fusilli, macaroni and lasagna, British culinary artist Prudence Emma Staite created this modern version of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, the Mona Lisa. Dubbed the Mona Lasagne, the piece will apparently last for 20 years due to the long shelf life of dry pasta. The artwork was commissioned by Pizza Hut to mark its rebranding as Pasta Hut, and will be on display in one of London’s Pasta Hut restaurants. It was quite tricky to produce fine art from pasta but it has been really fun and it's certainly food for thought. I usually work with chocolate so it was nice to come up with something different made of pasta ... though the pieces were a bit dry to work with. (uniquedaily) Source: dailymail   Via: uniquedaily

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