“For me, Sugar made into human Objects is a useful metaphor for the attachments we make with Desire in our lives,” the artist says on his website. “The attraction of Sugar, the color, the surface, the stickiness, the energy source all point towards the predicament of being human.”

In order to create his sculptures, Marr needs to melt sugar on a 366.8°F (186°C), and then has a really small window in which he can work before the liquid sugar hardens. Knowing this, his already fascinating sculptures become even more remarkable.

You can check out some of his works below.

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“For me, Sugar made into human Objects is a useful metaphor for the attachments we make with Desire in our lives,” the artist says on his website. “The attraction of Sugar, the color, the surface, the stickiness, the energy source all point towards the predicament of being human.”

In order to create his sculptures, Marr needs to melt sugar on a 366.8°F (186°C), and then has a really small window in which he can work before the liquid sugar hardens. Knowing this, his already fascinating sculptures become even more remarkable.

You can check out some of his works below.

The post Intriguing Sugar Sculptures Created by Australian Artist appeared first on PlayJunkie.