Daniele started carving at a young age, and now is a world champion in this craft. From intricate knife work to actual sculpting, the artist creates beautiful artwork that continues to captivate people. In addition to carving, Daniele works as a pastry chef and currently resides in Sydney, Australia. Bored Panda reached out to Daniele to learn more about him and his food art. Read the interview below. More info: Instagram | danielebarresi.net | Facebook “My background in art started at a young age, and I discovered my passion for carving while experimenting with different mediums. I began carving fruits and vegetables as a way to combine my love for art and food,” shared Daniele. The artist delved deeper by explaining what inspired him to use food as a medium for his artistic expression. “Food has always been a source of inspiration for me due to its versatility and the emotions it can evoke. Using food as a medium allows me to create temporary yet beautiful pieces that bring joy to people,” wrote Daniele. Daniele also described what he experiences when carving foods: “The feeling I experience when creating these food carvings is a mix of excitement, concentration, and satisfaction. It’s a meditative process that allows me to fully immerse myself in the artwork.” “My upbringing in Italy has greatly influenced my artistic style, as I draw inspiration from the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of the country. The subjects I choose to carve often reflect themes of nature, beauty, and tradition that are prominent in Italian art.” Lastly, Daniele added what are his aspirations for the future: “In terms of reaching a global audience, my aspirations for the future of my carving artistry include showcasing my work in international exhibitions, collaborating with artists from diverse backgrounds, and using social media and online platforms to share my creations with art enthusiasts worldwide.” Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard.com/@boredpanda! Please use high-res photos without watermarks Ooops! Your image is too large, maximum file size is 8 MB.
