Nigerian sculptor recreates global landmarks using strands of spaghetti
- 4 years ago
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This miniature replica of the Eiffel Tower has been made out of one of the world's favorite foods, spaghetti.
This Nigerian sculptor has been spending his time during the COVID-19 lockdown making famous landmarks out of strands of spaghetti.
He says he tried other materials, like match sticks, but spaghetti worked best.
The artist says he hopes his works remind people of places to visit, once travel restrictions ease.
"I just want to show the world that these places are great architectural places because it's beautiful and they're made with great techniques."
The 33-year old has created over five pasta-inspired monuments during the pandemic, which he says took an average of two-to-three days to make, respectively.
And that does it for today's edition of 'The World Now'. I'll be back next time with more updates from around the world.
This miniature replica of the Eiffel Tower has been made out of one of the world's favorite foods, spaghetti.
This Nigerian sculptor has been spending his time during the COVID-19 lockdown making famous landmarks out of strands of spaghetti.
He says he tried other materials, like match sticks, but spaghetti worked best.
The artist says he hopes his works remind people of places to visit, once travel restrictions ease.
"I just want to show the world that these places are great architectural places because it's beautiful and they're made with great techniques."
The 33-year old has created over five pasta-inspired monuments during the pandemic, which he says took an average of two-to-three days to make, respectively.
And that does it for today's edition of 'The World Now'. I'll be back next time with more updates from around the world.