Here at the Neatorama blogging network, we’re huge fans of the works of Reddish Studio. Founders Naama Steinbock and Idan Friedman, who are based in Tel Aviv, develop inventive sculptural uses for common materials. In the past, we’ve looked at their disposable aluminum pans that have been embossed into refined portraits.
Now, Colossal introduces us to the studio’s latest project, which is focused on hummus--that most iconic of foods from the Middle East, including Israel. Steinbock and Friedman’s photo series titled Speculative Hummus sculpts the food on a traditional pottery wheel and adds toppings that contribute color and form to the food.