Sugar dance by Linda Florence

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Wallpaper designer Linda Florence created a patterned dance floor of sieved icing sugar at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, which served as a stage for a performance by ballroom dancers.

As they moved, the dancers' feet created new patterns in the sugar, which had been dusted over the floor using stencils.

The sugar dance - officially called the One of a Kind Tea Dance - took place last month as part of the V&A's Friday Late event on 25 January.

One Response to Sugar dance by Linda Florence

  1. range says:

    Looks really interesting. So the sugar was actually on the dancefloor, not underneath it? That’s incredible.

  2. Serena Trab says:

    So poetical!

  3. mekaratta says:

    sweet dancing!

  4. Architecture Nowadays... says:

    Beautiful!

  5. F says:

    a fairytale ..
    magic ..

  6. This is really beautiful, and original. Love it. Thank you for sharing it!

  7. lab_ says:

    nice and sweet. i’m loving it!

  8. Nisa says:

    Really cool stuff…if I were the dancer, I wouldn’t dance it…it’s just too beautiful and precious!!

  9. Sarah says:

    Thats really inventive, I’m curious though, what shoes did they wear since if they were wearing ballroom shoes wouldn’t that have ruined them?

  10. Malika says:

    do you guys have a recommendation section, i’d like to suggest some stuff

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