Photographer Turn Food Into An Interesting Miniature World

When we have a professional passion, any item can be turned into something meaningful and even has a selling price. Like what a Food Photographer did, he makes use of objects or food that we usually encounter every day.

Artwork can indeed be born from anything. Those with a creative spirit will be able to see anything into extraordinary works of art. These artists are usually free to express their imagination. As did the artist and food photographer, Peter Csákvári.

Peter is able to create imaginative works of art that combine everyday items around us with miniature human sculptures and more to make them unique photography artwork. Peter created an interesting series of photos entitled ‘Tiny Wasteland’.

You will see the ‘world’ in quite familiar locations such as soda cans, sardines, cauliflower, grapes, to pineapples.

All complete with characters such as construction workers, robbers, and others, arranged in such a way as to make everyday scenes very entertaining and interesting.

For example, a broccoli vegetable that looks like a hill, medicinal powder or capsules turned into a golf ball, flour is turned into a lump of snow, and many other ideas he has. You can also make it like that at home.

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Image source, and credits: Peter Csákvári

He told stories and wrote on the pages of Bored Panda that Peter has spent 5 years creating a project called “Tiny Wasteland”. This series features miniature figures placed next to everyday objects to create the illusion of a microscopic world.

He’s actually a food photographer so the whole idea comes from there. Peter has created about 200 pictures of this tiny world, the rest you can find on his Instagram page.