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Tash Jayasinghe
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CibbuanoCoffee as Art
October 5th 2008 00:01
Beyond the Brew
Fleeting perfection
Embedding itself in the bedrock of cultural ceremonies as well as social settings since the 9th century, the meagre coffee bean has integrated into most global societies routines and rituals.
A Masterpiece in Coffee
An essential stimulant in the A.M hours for many, including this writer over the years the unassuming bean has proven to be versatile beyond mere ingestion.
The bean itself when ground down can be used as an alternate to charcoal, lead or acrylics in the artist’s arsenal. The coffee is painted on surfaces to render images of a unique textural quality.
The Bean Beams
At justcoffeeart.com artists Andy and Angel use 100% pure beans to create beautiful and emotive works that are well worth checking out.
It makes sense that this internationally embraced beverage of choice would inspire artists to try and reproduce its aromatic, tasty allure. Naturally the presentation of a freshly brewed and poured cup has also be given a touch of artistic flair.
Adding an extra layer of temptation to the already addictive substance, your cup of Joe is transformed into a temporary piece of creativity to be admired. Etching into the milky surface…
I need a closer look
Ok enoughs, enough. I’m off to make a cuppa right now. Why don’t you grab one yourself, relax and watch the video below that adds a new dimension to your already worshipped indulgence.
Etching in Coffee Part 1
Etching in Coffee part 2
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