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That's right, for around $120, you can be the owner of a totally edible Belgian chocolate skull. A dozen internet points to the first person who makes a time-lapse video of this thing melting.

Russian artist Dimitri Tsykalov eschews traditional sculpting tools and makes these fruit and vegetable skulls using axes, saws, and electrical drills - making them even creepier than they already are. Check the via link for more, and check out plenty more cool food sculptures and lols over here!

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Brooklyn-based Scott Campbell makes currency art like this by ordering bills directly from the US Mint and laser-etching them into "sculptures." In terms of "art as commentary," there's a lot to talk about given the morbid themes of Campbell's work and the medium he creates in. Check for more in the via link below!