just living my best life

Creating art from unconventional materials like old bread has been a truly liberating experience for me. At first, it was challenging because many people, including family members, didn’t understand or support the choice. My dad stopped talking to me because he wanted me to pursue a "real job," but I found joy and purpose in preserving bread by dehydrating it and soaking it in resin. This process not only stops the bread from deteriorating but also turns it into a unique piece of art that lasts indefinitely. If you’re thinking about exploring unusual art forms, I encourage you to experiment and not fear judgment. The key is to follow what you love and embrace the weirdcore and unhinged aspects of your creativity. Making bread art has connected me with a community that values strange and beautiful things, and it’s been a vital part of living my best life. Beyond just creating art, this journey has taught me resilience and the importance of self-expression. Art made from unlikely materials like bread challenges traditional views and sparks conversation. It’s rewarding to know that a piece of something once considered disposable can become an enduring work that tells a story. If you want to try bread art yourself, start by dehydrating stale bread to remove moisture, then coat it with resin to preserve it permanently. It’s a fun and satisfying project that combines craft skills with conceptual art. Whether you want to create something aesthetic, funky, or unhinged, bread art is a perfect playground for your imagination.