'Vegetable Paper': Art that smells good
Updated: 2016-09-01 13:29
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Visitors view Cai Yinqin's artworks, which have a pleasant smell. [Photo/Asianewsphoto.com] |
A special solo exhibition featuring "vegetable-flavored" paper artwork opened to the public in Hebei city, Anhui province on August 27. The young artist Cai Yinqin is from Taiwan and she has used various vegetables, including carrots, towel gourd, eggplants, tomato and herbs and flowers for the production of her paper artworks, making them not only look good but also smell good.
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