Making Shadow Faces from Kitchen Colanders


Filed Under: Isaac Cordal • Kitchen Colanders • Public Art • Sculptures

You’ll never look at a kitchen colander the same way again! By artfully manipulating the individual wires of the mesh colander, artist Isaac Cordal creates faces that come alive on sidewalks, when the sun hits the colander at the correct angle!

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