Coffee grounds, which are usually thrown into garbage cans, have become a popular painting tool. Of course, it's nothing to replace paint with coffee grounds, but Indonesian artist Ghidaq al-Nizar condenses scenes into tiny fingerprints, paired with brownish coffee grounds, and has a special style.
The foodie girl brought his work today. The soundtrack is a familiar classic nocturnal song. You can listen to it while enjoying it ~
The wind blew down the leaves, and the lonely lamp of the tree was vaguely under
There was a girl's figure, waiting for someone.
A small boat was drifting on the water.
The mountain in the distance, the village in the distance, and the moon in the nearest place.
Deep in the night, holding an oil lamp,
Walking in the woods, the moonlight also appears gentle.
On the top of the mountain, factories were everywhere, and smoke billowed.
At the foot of the mountain, black cats look at the future and worry about it.
Big hands holding hands, happy family of three.
Ancient and mysterious circular castle.
Reading alone is a lonely thing.
The man, the deer, the tree, the city,
The palm is also a world.
The foodie girl had to admire his creativity. She also wanted to play with her own handprints. Haha ~
This tells us not to throw away what is left over from eating and drinking. Maybe it will be made into art as soon as the brain hole is opened.
Source: Food Workshop
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