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Artist uses thousdands of gummi bears to make massive (and sweet!) chandelier

Gummi-bear-chandelier.jpgSome people want chandeliers worked over with precious metals, ornate carvings or layers of stained glass. Artist YaYa Chou, whose inner child is wholly intact, went for a chandelier covered by strings of Gummi Bears instead.

Amazingly, the whole setup looks like it produces a pretty impressive chandelier, casting a warm, rainbow-colored glow. YaYa connected the Gummies with monofilament wire and tied it all together to the frame of the chandelier. Seems like it'd make a great centerpiece, but I imagine it starts to look a little ratty as guest sneak a Bear or two here and there — or if the thing starts to melt. The artist also made a Gummi Bear bear rug.

Looks like none of the white Gummi Bears made the cut. (Those taste like pineapple, right?) I suppose those were YaYa's favorite, or maybe the artist just thought they were too bland a color to include.

Click Continue for a close up of the Gummies in all their strung-together glory.

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YaYa Chou, via Too Much Free Time, via Geekologie

 
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By Markz at 11:53 PM ON 01/16/09

Artist uses "thousdands" of gummi bears to make massive (and sweet!) chandelier

By OrigiCyn at 6:34 PM ON 01/17/09

Okay, yes, it is pretty - but is it really ART???

By Anonymous at 9:51 AM ON 01/19/09

I want to eat it


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