Pastry Artist Dinara Kasko’s Sculptural Cakes Are Carved From Sheets Of Chocolate
The multilayered, three-dimensional works of artist José Margulis have been transformed into tasty treats by architect-turned-patisserie chef Dinara Kasko (reviously featured). The Kinetic Tarts are the result of a collaboration between Kakso and Margulis, who worked together to create edible versions of his artworks.
More info: Dinara Kasko, José Margulis (h/t: dezeen)
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