Mar 14

‘It’s Not What It Seems’: Cleverly Disguised Foods by Hika Rucho

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Most of us know the disappointment of biting into a piece of fruit or a veggie imagining one taste and getting something totally unexpected. Not only is it unfortunate in the moment, but it can ruin a specific food forever if the mishap is memorable enough. Artist Hika Rucho has created a series that won’t taste bad and is mighty easy to admire.

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