Australian Artist Pip & Pop Creates Psychedelic Candy Installations

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Written by Archie Tinkerbell

2015-10-20

Tanya Schultz aka Pip & Pop creates art installations using sweet materials such as candy and sugar. In addition to incorporating edible ingredients into her work, Schultz also uses everyday craft materials and found objects to create her hallucinatory wonderlands. When asked in an interview about why she works with sugar, she responded:

“I love stories about paradise and imaginary worlds, but especially stories of lands made of food. It’s an ancient kind of fantasy that exists throughout many cultures.”

 

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