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June 19, 2007

San Francisco Jello Art

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Liz Hickok casts cities out of jello and sells limited edition prints of them. Thanks to reader Erica for the link and here is an exerpt from the artist's website:

My current series, San Francisco in Jell-O®, consists of photographs and videos depicting San Francisco landscapes that I’ve cast in Jell-O. To produce the landscapes, I start by fabricating scale models of the architectural elements—like the Transamerica Pyramid or the Palace of Fine Arts—out of balsa wood or foam core. I then make molds from those models, which I use to cast the buildings. My process resembles constructing a movie set, or building a sculptural installation: I add hand-painted backdrops and elements like mountains and model trees, or even dry ice to simulate fog. Finally, I light the scenes dramatically from below. Each area of the city is a different Jell-O sculpture. I make some of the neighborhoods into videos, such as Telegraph Hill shaking in an earthquake, or the Marina District washing away in a Jell-O tidal wave.

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That made me really hungry....I love jello! I have some really cool vintage jello molds from my grandma and whenever I make them as a dessert for guests they always love them too! Two cheers for jello!

Very cool!

Now that's scarier than eating catfood!

Now that IS clever. I want one.

NO WAY! That is so cool! I would never finish anything if I worked in an edible medium.

Can you believe this!!!!

These are fantastic. k

That is luminous and surprisingly beautiful!

My bf is inquiring into buying one for his dining room he loved them so much after me showing these to him. Talk about conversation piece! Thanks for the mention!!

Makes me want to go back home to see the 'rents! That is just way too cool!

The thought of eating San Francisco - well, doesn't that make me feel so warm and cozy - something that I love that much! Yum!

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