Navid Baraty is Creating Fictional Space Scenes by Scanning Food on a Photo Scanner

 

Artist and photographer Navid Baraty is creating fictional space scenes by placing household food items on an Epson photo scanner and making a scan with the lid open.

Natahn says the Cosmic images are taken by the imaginary WANDER Space Probe, which is also the title of the ongoing project and photo series.

Below you will find some images from the series along with a list of the ingredients used to create each photo. Follow along with WANDER’s future explorations on Facebook and Instagram

[via Navid Baraty on reddit]

 

 

 

 

Nebula – water, coffee, half & half, food coloring
Stars – sugar, baking powder

 

 

Planet and moon – pancakes
Background – olive oil, flour, cinnamon, cumin, seasoned salt

 

 

Nebula – tea, water, half & half, food coloring
Stars – flour, peppercorns

 

 

Earth-like planet – bottom of a glass containing bourbon, coconut milk, water, soy sauce, food coloring
Stars – salt, flour, cinnamon, curry powder

 

 

Edge-on galaxy – curry powder, cinnamon, poppy seeds, flour, salt, cheese, cumin

 

 

Nebula – sake, water, half & half, food coloring, flour, salt

 

 

Two cat nebula – Sriracha, chili powder, cinnamon, baking powder, salt, fur of two cats

 

 

Planet – bottom of a glass containing orange juice, wasabi, tomato sauce, half & half
Moon – pancake
Nebula – water, coffee, food coloring, half & half

 

 

Asteroid – potato
Debris field – coffee, peppercorns, crumbled girl scout cookies

 

 

Mars-like planet – bottom of a glass containing tomato sauce, water, food coloring, soy sauce, coconut milk
Background – flour, baking soda

 

 

Phantom nebula – soy sauce, water coffee, half & half, food coloring, flour, salt

 

 

Ring of fire – turmeric, powdered cheese, cinnamon, baking soda