Her name is Karin Pfeiff-Boschek and she is the German baker, whose cakes are all the rage on social media.
They are inspired by the textile design of Midwest and bring back hypnotic decorations of impressive precision.
A full-time secretary, Karin delights in making fruit-filled cakes decorated with intricate patterns and edible appliqués, posting the photos on Instagram and then giving his creations to charity.
She is a child of art. Her mother, in fact, was an award-winning pastry chef. And it is perhaps from her mother that she took her passion for cooking and for sweets in particular.
Geometries intersect to create perfect patterns, floral motifs, chessboards and more. A mouth-watering texture that lets you look before you taste.
Apple, rhubarb, pumpkin or blueberry pie have always been his passion, and out of this passion came the idea of using the upper crust as a kind of canvas to paint on, or rather a material to shape for elegant artistic creations.
Influencing her work are her two other passions, mathematics and botany. The latter burst onto her cakes with delicious bouquets, often also complex to design.
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