Trend cluster
Category

Artible

Food, the new medium splashing across the art scene.

Japanese Lunch ArtEdible LandscapesBread ArtEdible CartoonsEdible Album Covers

Trend

What is the Artible trend?

Artible: The kitchen is the new hot spot in these artists’ lofts, as their creative passions are being explored in new pieces made entirely of food. No matter what the content ends up being, the juxtaposing of two passions leads to creative excitement and fresh interest.

Trend themes

Themes within the Artible trend

Three behaviours holding the trend together
01

Food Art

Combining culinary skills with artistic flair, food art provides an opportunity for both chefs and artists to showcase their creative talents, allowing for experimentation with unusual textures, colors and forms.

02

Bento Box Art

Using the traditional Japanese bento box, food artists are able to create a canvas for their culinary creations, transforming everyday foods into visually appealing and whimsical art.

03

Edible Sculptures

Transforming food into sculpted art pieces, edible sculptures allow chefs and artists to showcase their creativity with unique forms, shapes and textures.

Industry implications

What the Artible trend means for industry

Where the trend changes the playbook
For

Food and Beverage Industry

By embracing food art, the food and beverage industry can attract a new market of consumers who are seeking unique culinary experiences.

For

Art and Design Industry

Food art provides a unique opportunity for artists and designers to showcase their creative talents through a new medium and collaborate with the food industry.

For

Entertainment Industry

Edible sculptures and food art provide opportunities for theme parks, exhibitions and festivals to offer unique and engaging attractions and experiences for visitors.

Trend signals

Trend signals for Artible

Trend score 4.7 out of 10, from popularity 54%, activity 80%, freshness 8%.

Popularity54%
Activity80%
Freshness8%
Audience
50%Men
50%Women
  • Gen Alpha (not a primary audience)
  • Gen Z
  • Millennial
  • Gen X
  • Boomer (not a primary audience)
Market
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific

Evidence

Examples of the Artible trend

8 featured examples from Jan 21 to Aug 16, 2008
Japanese Lunch Art
CategoryArt & Design

Japanese Lunch Art

Bizarre Bento Boxes

Bento box art presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for culinary professionals to expand their creative services and offerings in the food industry.

Edible Landscapes
CategoryTech

Edible Landscapes

Foodscapes by Carl Warner

The food and beverage industry can explore the trend of edible landscapes by incorporating them into menu design, marketing campaigns, and culinary experiences to attract and enga…

Bread Art
CategoryLifestyle

Bread Art

When Playing With Food Is a Good Thing

Restaurants, bakeries, and food manufacturers can incorporate food art into their menus to attract customers and offer unique dining experiences.

Edible Cartoons
CategoryArt & Design

Edible Cartoons

Face Food Bento Boxes

Food companies and restaurants can leverage the popularity of pop culture bento boxes to attract customers and offer unique food experiences.

Edible Album Covers
CategoryLifestyle

Edible Album Covers

Obacchi Jacket Bento Meals

Opportunity to design specialized packaging for Bento boxes that enhances the presentation and aesthetic appeal.

Food Sculptures
CategoryArt & Design

Food Sculptures

Because It's Fun to Play With Your Dinner

Artists and designers can use food as a medium to create innovative and captivating sculptures, opening up new avenues for artistic expression.

Burnt Food Museums
CategoryPop Culture

Burnt Food Museums

Celebrating Really Bad Cooking

Tourism industry could develop quirky and eccentric museums or exhibits to attract visitors who are seeking something fun, unconventional or unusual.

Ketchup As You Tube Art
CategoryTech

Ketchup As You Tube Art

More Playing With Your Food

Artists and content creators can leverage the trend of food art videos to engage with a diverse online audience and potentially monetize their creations.