's spoon top is more storied than one might think.In 1973, a young man named Uri Geller appeared on the BBC’s The Dimbleby Talk-In.
The self-proclaimed telepath demonstrated to a beguiled audience his supernatural abilities to bend forks, spoons and knives with focus alone, and soon became one of pop culture’s most bemusing figures.
IKEA produced a Geller-inspired stool; Nintendo made a spoon-brandishing Pokémon character in his image; and references to his work emerged in REM songs and the film The Matrix.Cate Blanchett in Los Angeles.The Swedish designer Ellen Hodakova Larsson would also do well to harness this man’s psychic powers.
That is because Cate Blanchett was last night photographed at the Los Angeles premiere of Borderlands in a halter-neck top Larsson’s team had constructed from 102 spoons, each one sourced from in and around Stockholm.
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