Cute Meets Creepy in Qimmyshimmy’s Sculptures

Babies’ heads wrapped in dumplings, body organs nestled between buns like char siu, and infantile limbs resting in a dim sum bamboo basket...Welcome to the world of Qimmyshimmy.

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Born Lim Qixuan, the sculptor, who is inspired by Surrealism, explores the intersections between 'cute' and 'creepy,' 'dreams' versus 'reality,' and 'comestibles' and 'non-comestibles.'

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Human body parts are inserted into popular food items, such as dumplings, sushi, popsicles, macarons, and more.

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Explore the world of art in China, where a new generation is holding a mirror up to society and taking experimentation to new heights — click on the link below.

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