Gingerbread houses have their place -- at the kids' table and in our childhood Christmas memory bank for the most part -- unless, that is, they're one of the incredible works of architectural x culinary genius making their debut at Miami's Art Basel show this week.
The work of photographer Henry Hargreaves and chef Caitlin Levin, these iconic structures only look like the famous art museums we've come to know. But a closer inspection (or color photo) reveals layers of gingerbread and candy cleverly manipulated to look like the real thing.
Commissioned for a Dylan's Candy Bar display at the annual art fest, Levin and Hargreaves project is next-level gingerbread baking at its best. (Read: Don't even think about recreating these at home.)
Check out the edible masterpieces and what they're made of in the photos below, or in person at Dylan's Candy Bar in Miami Beach when they go on display on December 6 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Photos by Caitlin Levin and Henry Hargreaves.
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