Food Art Like No Other, Only On Instagram

It’s not only about getting a cute picture of your kale juice. Some users have taken food art on a whole new level, aiming not only to trigger likes on the Instagram, but also to promote a sustainable approach to food consumption.

An artist to watch and follow, is Danling Xiao. She creates intricate sculptures out of the most mundane food ingredients, as her Instagram handle (@Mundane_Matters) reveals. In her words,

emotional sculptures and sensory experiences using natural ingredients to nurture the mind and inspire sustainable creative living.

Check out @Mundane_Matters on Instagram for some serious food art inspiration.

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Her ultimate goal is to inspire zero-waste living and promote workshops where anyone interested can create their own edible vegetable artwork. Check out her exceptional veggie work and be instantly inspired!

There are people who you meet at the first time, and you already feel the bond with them – @rosiefuture is one of those people to me. /// Rosie found out our workshop by browsing things to do in Sydney on her short visit. When she picked up my leftover broccoli out of the 'mystery box', she said she was going to make an island. Along the process, she was cutting bits and pieces, nibbling at the vegetables, chatting with everyone about nature, animals and the world. /// At the end she showed this thing ☝️ and described to me that there were two islands, floating; and there was a capsicum ladder that led people up to the islands. I thought it was a wonderful canapé idea. /// A curious, adventurous and futuristic mind. I am very fortunate to meet Rosie and keep in touch with her. ❤️🙌 #mundanematters #superlocalxmundanematters

A post shared by Mundane Matters (@mundane_matters) on Jun 13, 2016 at 4:18am PDT

In 'The Tree Show' @markryden wrote, 'I believe that if there is indeed a secret to the universe and a meaning to life, I am sure it would be found inside of a tree.' A powerful, spiritual statement against the logging of ancient trees. I too strongly feel the same way. So tomorrow I am joining the rally to save the 660 big trees that might be cut down for Sydney's light rail line. Hope to see you there. ❤️🌲 @lianerossler Info: 10.30am, opposite Randwick Racecourse #sydneytreerally #mundanematters #savingsydneystrees

A post shared by Mundane Matters (@mundane_matters) on Feb 13, 2016 at 3:07am PST

Every time I open an avocado, when the pit is on the left, I wish it was on the right; when the pit is on the right, I wish it was on the left. 🙄 Thanks @adammichaelwise for putting the video together. So much better than mine! 😃🙌 #mundanematters

A post shared by Mundane Matters (@mundane_matters) on Jan 29, 2016 at 2:27am PST