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2Dec/22Off

An Artist and Chef Collaborated to Imagine the Dinner of the Future. It Involves Animation, Virtual Reality, and… Not Being Able to See Your Food

If you’re looking to experience contemporary art, fine dining, and cutting-edge technology at this year’s Art Basel Miami Beach, look no further than Aerobanquets RMX, where artist Mattia Casalegnoand chef Chintan Pandya have teamed up to present a futuristic meal you eat wearing a VR headset.

Since diners are unable to see their food in the real world, an animated rendering of each one-bite course appears in the virtual space as it’s served. As a result, there are no preconceptions of what one’s about to eat and diners find their senses heightened, each flavor affected by what they are hearing are seeing in the virtual reality space. ...

Dining at Aerobanquets requires a reservation, and diners can chose from a five-bite, 30-minute version of the experience for $58, or the $200 VIP meal, which lasts an hour and includes 10 bites and alcoholic beverages. Highlights of the VIP version include pillowy milk bread topped with mushrooms and lentil, and a highly spiced bite of Hudson Valley foie gras. ...

See the full story here: https://news.artnet.com/art-world/virtual-reality-art-dinner-aerobanquets-2220630?fbclid=IwAR2utzCrbvWIuJDheOnzSTJ9bWF7BzujjbQQylEa-7evlcRM6AukBfpapS4

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