The GhostFood Truck Tricks People into Thinking They Are Real Food
With all of the food trucks taking over the streets of busy urban cities, it takes a lot for them to get any special attention; unless, that is, they have a unique gimmick like the GhostFood Truck. What is their shtick? It is selling the idea of eating food without actually selling any food. More of a social art experiment than a viable business, the GhostFood Truck "explores eating in a future of food scarcity and biodiversity loss caused by climate change," as written on the website.
Created by Miriam Simun and Miriam Songster, the GhostFood Truck revolves around 3D-printed headset that attaches to people's face. This headset gives people the identical smell and feel of certain foods directly to their senses.
Created by Miriam Simun and Miriam Songster, the GhostFood Truck revolves around 3D-printed headset that attaches to people's face. This headset gives people the identical smell and feel of certain foods directly to their senses.
