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contemporary artists in la Biennale di Venezia issue  THE HONOLULU HOUSE (MARSHALL, MICHIGAN) SCALED COPY,  2019 ITALIAN PASTA 60 X 40 X 40 CM.  Artist, photographer, traveler, pasta sculptor and the author of the book
                            CHEVY PICK-UP 1940 HALF TON, 2018 PASTA 20 X 10 X 10 CM.
                                                              about the scaled models out of pasta from Krasnokamsk, West Ural,
                                                              Russia. What people says. “These Pasta Sculptures Take Semolina to
                             PETER THE GREAT SCULPTURE, 2017 PASTA 20 X 12 X20 CM.
                                                              New Heights” (Sara Bir “Pastemagazine” 2016). “Russian artist Serghei
                                                              Pakhomoff takes creating arts and crafts to another level.” (Ariel
                                                              Whitely “Detroit Metro Times” 2019). “We assumed this kind of pasta
                          DON QUIXOTE AND SANCHO PANZA, 2018 PASTA 25 X 25 X 15 CM.
                                                              isn’t meant to be eaten.” (Joshua Johnston “ALDI Reviewer” 2019).



                               SERGHEI PAKHOMOFF
                               Lives and works in Krasnokamsk Perm, Russia
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         “Ten years ago, I worked with an advertising campaign of a local   elbow macaroni, ziti, bucattini, ruotte, linguini, etc. If some detail
         pasta factory in my hometown,”Pakhomoff told Paste in an   from daily life reminds me of some pasta shape…I go to my table
         email. “The factory was closed, and my idea to make something   and create new model or sculpture.” Does Pakhomof, who had
         original from pasta grew [out of] that.” A single sculpture can   a book of his sculptures come out in Russia, like to eat or cook
         take Pakhomoff up to 30 hours to create. “Usually I use different   pasta? “Why not,” he says. “I really love pasta with cheese and
         kinds of pasta on the supermarket’s shelves - penne, spaghetti,   mushrooms.” (By Sara Bir)























































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