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Meet Yang Kai, a 28-year-old artist from Gansu Province who’s turning ancient cave art into edible masterpieces! Using techniques passed down through generations, he spent a full year crafting 30 jaw-dropping dough sculptures inspired by the colorful murals of the Yulin Caves.
The Yulin Caves—part of the iconic Dunhuang Caves network—are like a time capsule: 43 caves packed with 5,200+ square meters of murals and 259 painted sculptures dating back centuries. Yang’s work bridges past and present, proving tradition can be seriously cool in 2024.
\"It’s about honoring our roots while sparking curiosity,\" says Yang, whose creations blend intricate Buddhist motifs with pop-art vibes. Think mandalas meets Instagram-worthy street art!
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