Food Art So Impressive, You'll Feel Full. The Art Toast Project by Ida Skivenes (IdaFrosk).

above: Frida Kahlo's famous self-portrait created with food on toast

Oslo, Norway based Instagram food artist and enthusiast Ida Skivenes (aka IdaFrosk) uses a dinner plate as a canvas to create original and reproductions of classic art with food. Her Art Toast Project features the classic works of masters from Magritte to Munch recreated on, you guessed it, toast.



The Art Toast Project:

Jan Vermeer:


René Magritte:


Henri Matisse:


Vincent Van Gogh:


Edgar Degas:


Man Ray:


Salvador Dali:


Pablo Picasso:


Edvard Munch:


Gustav Klimt:


Claude Monet:


Jackson Pollock:


Mark Rothko:


Andrew Wyeth:


Piet Mondrian:


Ida also recreated several other pieces of fellow Norwegian artist Edvard Munch's work:

Young Girl On The Shore:

Madonna:

Girls On A Jetty:

The Fairytale Forest:

Snow Falling In The Lane:


And, although not on toast, she recently created these fabulous interpretations of Van Gogh's Starry Starry Night....:


...and Cezanne's Table:


In addition to these edible masterpieces, she creates adorable imagery ranging from pop culture to cute critters with everything from peanut butter and jelly to creamed cheeses and fruit. There are so many and they are so good, they require a post of their own.

The adorable, talented and hungry Ida Skivenes (IdaFrosk):


Ida has also published a book in both English and Norwegian ,Eat Your Art Out: Playful Breakfasts , featuring her playful food art.


all images courtesy of her instagram feed

IdaFrosk

Follow her at instagram.com/idafrosk
You can even buy prints of some of her food art here 

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Write by: Arek - Sunday, January 5, 2014