Confectioner from Kharkov prints cakes using a 3D printer

Dinara Kasko creates amazing desserts that can definitely be called works of art. She uses a 3D printer in her work.

It all started with a sweet hobby that Dinara was fond of while on maternity leave. Over time, this hobby turned into a business that consistently generates income. She creates geometric cakes, architectural desserts, decorated with glaze and caramel soaring in the air.

By education, the girl is an architect-designer. And in the confectionery business, she just uses architectural techniques. First, Dinara comes up with a form, then simulates it in the 3D Max program on a 3D printer, grinds, wipes and casts it from silicone. Next, it’s the small thing: creating a dessert.

Diana Kasko over the years became the designer of the largest manufacturer of silicone baking dishes. Now she conducts master classes, photos of her works are printed in gastronomic publications around the world. It all started with a 9-meter kitchen, sleepless nights and a frenzied passion for one's hobby.