New York-based photographer Henry Hargreaves and food stylist Caitlin Levin created snapshots of countries using 'iconic' delicacies from each region。
纽约摄影师亨利·哈格里夫和食物造型师凯特琳·莱文共同发布了一套照片,照片中不同国家的版图,都是由该地区的标志性食物拼成的。
Commenting on their latest project, they write ‘These maps show how food has traveled the globe. This project speaks to the universality of how food unites people.'
最近一个作品完成后,他们这样写道:“从这些地图中,你可以看到食物是如何在全世界接力传递的。这一项目表明:舌尖上的世界可以团结各族人民。”
1、Feast for the senses:
视觉盛宴:
Geography just became a lot easier to digest, thanks to a new collection of maps crafted entirely out of food - here the U.S. is crafted from corn。
地理不再那么难以消化了,这都要归功于一系列完全由食物拼成的地图。本图中,美国版图是由玉米谷物拼成的。
2、Tea and biscuits:
茶点:
Chocolate, jam and cream-filled biscuits were used for the UK。
英国版图使用了巧克力、果酱和奶油夹心饼干。
3、Oh la la:
哎呀呀:
The artists used cheese and biscuits to make this map of France。
两位艺术家使用奶酪和饼干创造了法国地图。
4、Chopsticks required:
请用筷子:
For China, noodles were broken up to outline territories。
在中国版图中,面条被剪裁拼凑成中国大陆领土的形状。
5、Colorful display:
色彩盛宴:
Spices including cardamom pods, chili flakes and cinnamon sticks were used to create this map of India。
小豆蔻豆荚、红辣椒片、肉桂棒等调料拼凑成印度地图。
6、Food for thought:
回味无穷:
Mr Hargreaves said 'throwing some shrimp on the barbie' inspired this map of Australia。
哈格里夫先生说 “在户外烤肉架扔上几只虾” 激发了他创作澳大利亚版图的灵感。
7、Staple dish:
主菜:
Seaweed can be found in all kinds of Japanese meals - from salads to soups and sushi, all the way to ice cream。
从沙拉、汤水、寿司到冰淇淋,日本的所有菜肴中都有海藻。
8、Tutti frutti:
综合水果丁:
Mr Hargreaves said he wanted to create something 'beautiful' and 'playful' to look at and took inspiration from 'old school maps'。
哈格里夫先生说他想创造一种“美丽”而“好玩”的画面,这一灵感来自于“古老的学校地图”。
9、Culinary imagination:
烹饪的想象力:
Mr Hargreaves said his fascination with food came from working in the service industry before turning his hand to photography。
哈格里夫先生说他的食物地图杰作源自服务行业的工作经历,后来他才涉足摄影艺术。
10、Tropical touch:
热带风情:
For Mr Hargreaves' home country, New Zealand, kiwi fruits were chopped up and molded into shape。
哈格里夫先生的家乡新西兰,则由切割好的奇异果塑造成形。
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