"Faked Meats" – Rethinking the veggie burger

Food is central to life – and now it's a design object as well. Marije Vogelzang, founder of the Dutch Institute of Food & Design and a speaker at the GDI Retail Summit, is a pioneer of eating design. She gives an insight into her work in the video.
6 June, 2018 by
«Faked Meats» – Vegi-Burger neu gedacht
GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute
 

Ponti meat has a deliciously smoky taste. This is due to the small, round animal’s diet; it lives in extinct volcanoes and feeds exclusively on ash. Never heard of this extraordinary creature? That’s not surprising – the ponti is an imaginary animal invented by eating designer Marije Vogelzang. It forms part of her project "Faked Meats", which aims to redesign vegetarian food. Rather than creating more imitation meat products such as soy schnitzel and quorn burgers, it produces vegetarian meat from fantastical animals with their own unique tastes.

Vogelzang’s work doesn’t just involve design projects such as this one. The founder of the Dutch Institute of Food & Design, who is speaking at the GDI Retail Summit, uses a variety of methods to investigate the world of food – and, through food, the world. Marije Vogelzang offers an insight into her work in the video:

Marije Vogelzang was a speaker at the 68th International Retail Summit on 6 and 7 September 2018.

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