The Steph Mantis 'Ninja Throwing Slice' is a deliciously deceptive piece of artwork that doubles as a peculiar coaster. Born and raised in Biddeford, Maine, this artist has always had a close relationship with this classic fast food item.
Mantis grew up in a pizza parlor and has found inspiration in fusing household materials with industrial design. Using real pepperoni slices, Mantis covers the greasy bites in resin, which seals the delectable meal in a transparent shell. After the resin has hardened, the slices can now double as a bar room accessory that will have guests confused and hungry.
This artist is truly quirky as her pieces, with a bio that includes facts like "solved a real life police investigation at age 14" and "can juggle." The Steph Mantis Ninja Throwing Slice is a salivating sculptural masterpiece.
Fast Food Resin Sculptures
The Steph Mantis 'Ninja Throwing Slice' is Clever and Cute
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Food-inspired Art — Opportunity to create unique artwork by incorporating food and household materials.
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Resin Crafts — Potential for expanding the use of resin in artistic creations and functional products.
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Quirky Sculptures — Emerging trend of creating unconventional and attention-grabbing sculptures.
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Art and Design — Opportunity for artists to explore new materials and techniques for creating innovative artwork.
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