Akiko Ida and Pierre Javelle got their start in food and commercial photography. They met at the Paris “Arts Decoratifs” art school and blended their styles to create these truly unique miniature fantasy worlds under the name minimaim. What better to showcase the detail in their small set ups than large prints. The contrast between the big and small is perfectly illustrated. The image below is from an exhibition they had in 2005 at the Fraich Attitude gallery in Paris. Their website is full of whimsical images that will have you imagining that your food has a secret life after you go to bed at night. [Found via Design *Sponge]
Big and small
Mike Goldner of ArtisanHD2017-09-21T22:45:07-07:00August 1st, 2007|Categories: Art, Design, Photography|Tags: food photography|
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With a passion for Artisan Colour's high-quality color matching and digital print process, Mike Goldner provides expert client support services on a local and national level to Artisan Colour's online print service customers who order large format, high-definition prints online direct from ArtisanHD.com.
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