An art installation by Loris Gréaud called 'Cognitive fooding laboratory': eating modified food (cresson saturated of anthocyanin pigments) may allow visitors to expand their nightvision skills 'when food is meant to augment cognition' [....]
On the left: Loris Gréaud, CFL (cognitive fooding laboratory / compact fluorescent light), 2004. Laboratoire, raccords en aluminium, profils en aluminium, tubes en plexiglas, mousses, pousses de cresson modifié, tubes néons de croissance. Design: James Heeley.
Picture credits: © Elisa Pone. Courtesy gb agency
On the right: Loris Gréaud, Dream machines, 2004.Développements électriques: Jérôme Barbé. Production: gb agency et Le Plateau / Frac Ile-de-France.
Picture credits: © Marc Domage
Originally posted on pasta and vinegar by Rhizome
