导读:你见过用饼干等食品搭起的建筑物吗？如果没有，你可以在上海展览上一饱眼福了。

Installations of a building complex have caused a ripple at an art exhibition in Shanghai, which were erected using edible materials, including biscuits, bread and pizza.

上海艺术展上的建筑综合体装置一石激起千层浪，这些建筑物都是使用包括饼干，面包和披萨在内的可食用性材料拔地而起的。

The creative artwork, displayed at the Rockbund Art Museum on Tuesday, is part of artist Song Dong’s Eating Cities series to encourage the public to reflect on urban life. The model structures represent the construction and demolition of modern buildings and skyscrapers.

星期二，在Rockbund艺术博物馆展出的创意作品是艺术家宋东的“吃货城市”系列的一部分，旨在鼓励公众反映城市生活。 模型结构代表着现代建筑和摩天大楼的建设和拆除。

"Through these works, we can see directly how a city is built first and then vanished over time," Song was quoted by local media. "What do we actually own in the end? That’s something we should reflect on about life."

宋援引当地媒体的话说：“通过这些作品，我们可以直接地看到一座城市最初是如何建立起来的，随后随着时间流逝如何消失。最后，我们到底拥有些什么？

Since 2003, Song has been introducing the conceptual series in cities including Shanghai, London and Barcelona.

自2003年起，宋一直在引入包括上海，伦敦和巴塞罗那等城市在内的概念系列。

Collapsed biscuits present debris of buildings.

坍塌的饼干代表建筑废墟。

A tower made of bread and pizza is displayed at artist Song Dong’s Eating Cities installations at the Rockbund Art Museum, Feb 7, 2017.

2017年2月7日，Rockbund艺术展览馆展出的艺术家宋冬“吃货系列”建筑物里，由面包和披萨做成的塔。

Children have fun at artist Song Dong’s Eating Cities installations at the Rockbund Art Museum, Feb 7, 2017.

2017年2月7日，Rockbund艺术展览馆展出的艺术家宋冬“吃货系列”建筑物展览会上，孩子玩得很开心。

Details of the food used to create artist Song Dong’s Eating Cities installations at the Rockbund Art Museum, Feb 7, 2017.

2017年2月7日，Rockbund艺术展览馆展出的艺术家宋冬“吃货系列”建筑物展览会上的食品建材细节。

（来源：爱语吧）