This photo series of an edible fixed gear bike is by photographer Fabian Öhrn and art director Joakim Hedblad. It looks like it can speed but really, it only feeds.
Made entirely out of food such as vegetable and fruits, this edible bike looks like a real one from afar. Up close, you’ll see that there’s no metals or rubber, instead it’s composed of foods combined with various substances such as syrup that glues everything together. You can see the use of carrots and green veggies for the seat.
With bang-on photography and food sculpting skills by Öhrn and Hedblad, it’s OK to finally be a rebel and play with your food. Who knows what kind of masterpiece you’ll come up with?
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Edible Art
- Creating art using edible materials opens up new possibilities for innovative and immersive experiences.
- Food Sculpting
- The art of sculpting food can be utilized to create visually stunning and unique creations that blend culinary and artistic expertise.
- Food as Medium
- Exploring food as a medium for creative expression allows for the fusion of different art forms and gastronomic experiences.
Sectors Adopting This
- Food and Beverage
- Integrating edible art and food sculpting techniques into the food and beverage industry presents opportunities for innovative and visually captivating products and experiences.
- Art and Design
- The intersection of art and design with food sculpting opens up new avenues for unique installations, exhibitions, and interactive experiences.
- Event Planning
- Incorporating edible art and food sculpting into event planning brings a new level of creativity and surprise to celebrations, adding a memorable and immersive element.
