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How to weave with French Fries

September 22, 2010 by Leave a Comment

And how to weave with glass, bottle caps, license plates, light, film rolls, corks, spit and packing peanuts, peanut butter and jelly, fire.

Jack Daws – TWO TOWERS, 2003
Chromogenic print of artist-made construction from McDonald’s French fries and Heinz ketchup
photographed by Richard Nichol
50 x 40 inches, Edition of 10 #

jackdawsfrenchfries.jpgToots Zynsky (image via) #

tootszynskyweave.jpgEl Anatsui #

ElAnatsui.jpgRoss Palmer Beecher – AUTO LOG CABIN QUILT, 2009
Aluminum license plates, tin, Hot Wheel cars and mixed media, 76 x 87 inches #

rosspalmerlicenseplte.jpg Gail Tremblay #

GailTremblayfilm.jpgClaude Zervas – d6,
custom electronics and programming, LEDs, high/flex wire, stainless steel wire,
82″h x 22″w x 7″d #

claudezervaslightstring.jpgMarita Dingus – Glass Baby With Corks All Around #

maritadingusweavecork.jpgAlex Schweder La – Spit Skin,
Saliva and biodegradable loose fill packing peanuts,
96″ x 42″ x 120″ in December 2006, 18″ x 48″ x 72″ #

alexschwederspit.jpgRyan Pfluger – Bagged Lunch, 2007 #

RyanPflugerp&j.jpgEtsuko Ichikawa #

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