Edible sculptures. Small motorcycle made from lobsters
Edible sculptures. Small motorcycle made from lobsters

Video: Edible sculptures. Small motorcycle made from lobsters

Video: Edible sculptures. Small motorcycle made from lobsters
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A motorcycle made from boiled lobsters. Food art by Huang Mingbo
A motorcycle made from boiled lobsters. Food art by Huang Mingbo

Last Tuesday, August 23, in the Chinese hotel Fuzhou Hotel, perhaps not a very important, but definitely curious and noteworthy event took place. Taiwanese artist and food stylist Huang Mingbo, who was invited to a workshop on the art of cooking in Fuzhou, made from five cooked lobsters a small sculpture depicting … a motorcycle. The workshop participants also made their own sculptures out of food, trying to replicate what Maestro Huang Mingbo did. Cooking lobsters, disassembling them into "spare parts", fastening them here and there with threads and toothpicks, and building a mini-motorcycle, which outwardly practically does not differ from its large-sized prototype, is not to build gingerbread houses made of dough, pastilles and marzipans.

Boiled lobster motorcycle on display in Fuzhou
Boiled lobster motorcycle on display in Fuzhou
The art of food. A motorcycle made from boiled lobsters
The art of food. A motorcycle made from boiled lobsters
Food art workshop by Huang Mingbo
Food art workshop by Huang Mingbo

Of course, both seafood lovers and bikers, both artists and sculptors, and fans of unusual, amazing art, where you never know what fate threatens one or another material, and what the next minute will become, made a pilgrimage to the stand with lobster motorcycles paper, leather or food.

A motorcycle made from boiled lobsters
A motorcycle made from boiled lobsters
A motorcycle made from boiled lobsters. Food art by Huang Mingbo
A motorcycle made from boiled lobsters. Food art by Huang Mingbo

We were not told what happened to the lobster motorcycles after the exhibition, but I dare to assume that lobsters did not turn into motorcycles forever …

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