Artist Kozoo (featured in our newest B/D Issue!) worked on this giant cake as a member of small creative unit GwaGwa. The towering confectionary and large eating utensil was stationed in a mix-use complex in Roppongi, Tokyo and truly expressed the creative goals of GwaGwa to express the magic of childhood fantasies and everyday curiosities. Highly preferred over Godzilla.
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[...] Giant cake attacks Tokyo « BEAUTIFUL/DECAY MAGAZINE The towering confectionary and large eating utensil was stationed in a mix-use complex in Roppongi, Tokyo and truly expressed the creative goals of GwaGwa to express the magic of childhood fantasies and everyday curiosities. … more .. [...]
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It’s a pity he didn’t make it one of those incredible Japanese Desserts like Japanese Mochi or Daifuku – So much tastier and eye-catching!
[...] reference/image credit: http://beautifuldecay.com/2010/04/30/giant-cake/ [...]