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ECO ART DELIGHT: The Cardboard Kitchen

by Moe Beitiks, 02/14/09
filed under: Art

eco art, environmental art, recycled cardboard art, patianne stevenson, recycled cardboard sculpture

Artist Patianne Stevenson has finally nailed the recipe for the ultimate all-natural, planet and people-friendly cake. It’s gorgeous, vegan, and virtually free of calories, because, um, it is made of recycled cardboard. She calls her collection The Cardboard Kitchen, and it is filled with chocolate icing, tarts, cupcakes, layer cakes, frosting and little lace doilies.



eco art, environmental art, recycled cardboard art, patianne stevenson, recycled cardboard sculpture

Stevenson uses a combination of non-toxic bookbinders glue and recycled cardboard to create her hand-crafted treats. Her cooking utensils include exacto knives, box cutters, and a variety of bookmaking tools. The artist says the ingredients often dictate the method of preparation, and the result. Never has recycled cardboard looked so delectable.

+ Patianne Stevenson

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4 Responses to “ECO ART DELIGHT: The Cardboard Kitchen”

  1. emmagleb emmagleb says:

    I love looking at these but strangely I feel no urge to go and eat cake, so these are perfect!! They look delicious!!

    Well done to Patianne for creating the ultimate snack-art.

  2. evelina evelina says:

    Many would consider this the perfect .
    I do food demo’s NO EXPERATION DATE
    NO PREP TIME
    NO STORAGE PROBLEM
    NO CARBS
    NO FAT

  3. smelly smelly says:

    i used this for my art homework :D

  4. Lord Alan Suger Formally Sir Alan Sugar Lord Alan Suger Formally Sir Alan Sugar says:

    Heggo! We love your art work SOOOOO much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can’t wait too see moree AHH I AM SO EXITEDDD!! PLZ POST MORE PICS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! your work completes me.

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