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    Synthetic Biology Creates ‘Living Food’

    By PDX Food Dude Last Update February 12, 2014 Leave a Comment

    Wow, this is very cool. From Living Food comes this project using synthetic biology to create ‘living food’.

    This project explores new culinary experiences through developments in synthetic biology, and finds its lineage in haute cuisine and molecular gastronomy. I designed future dining experience where food behaves like a living creature entertaining us through an empathetic connection – what if food became alive like a fictional character? What if food was able to play with our cutlery and create hyper-sensations in our mouth?

    Living Food Concept Movie from Min Su Kim on Vimeo.

    Living Food from Min Su Kim on Vimeo.

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