Snack Mountain

Snack Mountain was created by Lauren Adolfsen in May of 2003. It was originally designed as an art installation for Lauren's senior thesis art project. The idea behind the installation was to create an interactive ride in a museum space. The installation was set up in a golf cart with a claymation movie projected on a screen inside the cart and a music soundtrack audible on two sets of headphones. Alongside the golf cart was a display of "I survived Snack Mountain" t-shirts and action figures. The installation was displayed at the Tang Museum at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY. Visit gallery for installation pics!

In the fall of 2004, Lauren began making stuffed dolls and t-shirts using the images of her snack-inspired characters. The Snack Mountain line is constantly evolving and now offers tote bags and jewelry! Visit shop to purchase Snack Mountain goods! A brand new comic entitled "Who is Bananaman? (And why does he look so Angry) was just released! Click here to buy!! Lauren also continues to make stop-motion movies including Sandburger and Snack Legend. She recently finished the sequel to Snack Mountain entitled "Snack Mansion."

Snack Mountain has traveled around the globe including Berlin and Japan. Check out Pictoplasma Pics and Snack Japan to see pictures! In the fall of 2005, a Snack Mountain design won a t-shirt competition! Check out nycollective.com for more info! From January 2005-June 2006 Snack Mountain produced a television show on MNN (Manhattan Neighborhood Network www.mnn.org). Featured Artists included Friends with You, Doma Collective, and Dead Kidz. Check out the television page for past episode guide!

©Lauren Adolfsen 2004-2007


	Snack Mountain was created by Lauren Adolfsen in May of 2003. It was originally designed as an art installation for Lauren's senior thesis art project. The idea behind the installation was to create an interactive ride in a museum space. The installation was set up in a golf cart with a claymation movie projected on a screen inside the cart and a music soundtrack audible on two sets of headphones. Alongside the golf cart was a display of "I survived Snack Mountain" t-shirts and action figures. The installation was displayed at the Tang Museum at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY. Visit gallery for installation pics! In the fall of 2004, Lauren began making stuffed dolls and t-shirts using the images of her snack-inspired characters. The Snack Mountain line is constantly evolving and now offers tote bags and jewelry! Visit shop to purchase Snack Mountain goods! A brand new comic entitled "Who is Bananaman? (And why does he look so Angry) was just released! Click here to buy!! Lauren also continues to make stop-motion movies including Sandburger and Snack Legend. She recently finished the sequel to Snack Mountain entitled "Snack Mansion." Snack Mountain has traveled around the globe including Berlin and Japan. Check out Pictoplasma Pics and Snack Japan to see pictures! In the fall of 2005, a Snack Mountain design won a t-shirt competition! Check out nycollective.com for more info! From January 2005-June 2006 Snack Mountain produced a television show on MNN (Manhattan Neighborhood Network www.mnn.org). Featured Artists included Friends with You, Doma Collective, and Dead Kidz. Check out the television page for past episode guide! ©Lauren Adolfsen 2004-2007