Article from Foodiggity
by Chris Durso | April 9, 2015 |
![Chocolate Eclair, 2014 by Michael Massaia](https://gallery270.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/16-chocolate-eclair.jpg)
![Orange Crush, 2014 by Michael Massaia](https://gallery270.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/26--683x1024.jpg)
![Neapolitan Sandwich, 2014 by Michael Massaia](https://gallery270.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/8.jpg)
There are few things that are more disappointing than melted ice cream. That is unless the process is captured over time by photographer Michael Massaia.
Transmogrify is a brilliant series of long exposure photography by the artist from New Jersey [holla!]. Various ice cream treats are placed on a stark black background and, using little more than available light, Massaia documents the treats coming apart.
The result is a beautiful display of colors, ephemera, and virtual motion — at times resembling deep-space photography or a full-color Rorschach test. Finally, melted ice cream that doesn’t disappoint.
Transmogrify is currently on display at Gallery 270 in New Jersey.