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When I originally came across that gallery of Balla Tamás's work, I wanted to display the above image at first (instead of the 'apple butterfly', or 'hand of bread'), because I thought it was really nicely cut up, if not a bit creepy. Now that I look at it more, it seems less like a mummy rising from a pit of mud and/or cobwebs, but something more like Michael Phelps coming up to take a breath.

There's also this piece, created by the very same artisan:


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additionally, there were these two ripe, juicy, and oh-so-succulent mounds... found elsewhere:


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