Food themed art commemorates World Food Day
Updated: 2016-10-17 14:09
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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According to a UN report, one third of food is wasted around the world, while at the same time there are 900 million starving people.
Australian artist Klaus Pichler created a series of pieces using rotten food to call for saving food. The photograph series which took him nine months is called One Third.
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Moldy Candies, by Klaus Pichler [Photo/Artron.net] |
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