Biscuit City

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Biscuit City


Created by Chinese artist Song Dong in the basement of London Selfridges.

72,000 biscuits were used in total to construct the 'Biscuit city' including Chocolate Digestives, Rich Tea, HobNobs and Fruit Shortcakes.

The 'biscuit city' is being offered to shoppers accompanied with a cup of tea.

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[racyhall11]

Biscuit City is created by Chinese artist Song Dong in the basement of London Selfridges. 72,000 biscuits were used in total to construct the ‘Biscuit city’ including Chocolate Digestives, Rich Tea, HobNobs and Fruit Shortcakes. It looks like very nice and wonderful.

[camrondell]

Biscuit City is being built in London department store Selfridges. According to city builders in the biscuit, no real plan. China Song Dong designed several large buildings, but most of them down to the builders to cover they actually agreed. Cookies and candy bright jelly bean type has been used in construction, but wafers seem to be a major component of choice.

[micheldell]

Although not well known, it was in the biscuit in Kingston, RI mill city quite extensive. Mill Pond is a lower base and the wall / channel number. They walked a long way, and the outcome of the original mill and large foundation. I was ready to call it a day, I found a big hole, lined with stones. After careful examination I found a basement.

[lmack]

That's really nice creation by Song Dong, Impressive work.
Pretty cool and Awesome construct the different types of Biscuit. Excellent Job.