Food Sculptures and Photography by Sarah Illenberger
Left: "Sweet Music." Right: "Trendgemuse," Sarah Illenberger for Neon Magazine. Photos by permission.
Sarah Illenberger is a Berlin-based freelance artist with a unique (and heavily food-themed) editorial portfolio whose work appears in newspapers and magazines such as the New York Times Magazine, Neon, and Vanity Fair. Illenberger uses a bevy of real and fabricated food items in her work where no medium (is seemingly) off limits: Reconstructed paper foodstuffs become Chili Con Carne, food metamorphoses into a disturbing collection of faces, and paper muffin cups quickly become makeshift headphones. Although most of her work is freelance, some pieces are available for sale.
Left: Untitled for NYT Magazine Right: Untitled for Neon Magazine, Sarah Illenberger
Left: "Breakfast" for SZ Magazine Right: "Chili Con Carne," Sarah Illenberger for EnRoute Magazine
Left: "Breakfast" (con't) Right: "Chili Con Carne," (con't) Sarah Illenberger, Photo by permission
Left & RIght: "Chili Con Carne," (con't) Sarah Illenberger, Photo by permission
Untitled, Sarah Illenberger, Photo by permission
"Schwein," Sarah Illenberger for Neon Magazine
Left: "Lamm" Right: "Rind," Sarah Illenberger for Neon Magazine
"McForest," Sarah Illenberger, Photo by permission
"Culinarius," Sarah Illenberger for Neon Magazine
Left: "Culinarius" (con't) Right: "Monstermunch," Sarah Illenberger for Nido Magazine
Left: Untitled for Sz Wissen Right: Untitled for Annabell, Sarah Illenberger
Left: Kotchopf cookware design Center: Kitchen-Aid Kenwood design Right: Porsche design for Siemens toaster, Sarah Illenberger
Left & Right: "Food with childhood," Sarah Illenberger
Left & Right: "Food with childhood," Sarah Illenberger
