Creations even in the kitchen

Is there anyone that doesn’t use kitchenware? And a second question… How often does someone use kitchenware? The answer is that for the most of people it’s a daily habit to be involved with the kitchen. But who of us has ever thought the kitchenware as art-to-be?
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 Florida-based artist Sally Mankus has thought it and she has already in her collection pot lids and pans that are not resemble to others, because the specific kitchenware depict faces.
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Sally says for her works: “The faces used in this mixed media work are mainly from photographs I have taken of friends and family members. Familiar brand names and symbols appear on some handles … Wearever, Saladmaster, Kitchen Craft, Mirro and Queen.”

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