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Graduation project

Moon 935

Paul Youenn

How can the essence of matter enhance the perception of taste? With a focus on the biodynamic method of food production and processing, paul youenn questions the way we eat and consume in relation to nature. The Neolithic technique follows the rhythm of the lunar calendar in connection to four different elements of the plant: roots, leaves, flowers and fruits. Each category has its own characteristics and identity, especially when you look more closely at their DNA. In collaboration with Michelin-starred chef Mauro Colagreco and microscopy expert Giancarlo Rizza, Paul explored the structures of the four categories using a scanning electron microscope. For Moon 935 he interpreted these structures into spoons that make the invisible tangible and add value to the gastronomic experience.

Department

Public Private

Degree

Bachelor

Graduation year

2021
Cum laude

Instagram

@paul.youenn

Photoshoot

Paul Youenn

Collaboration

Michelin-starred chef Mauro Colagreco and microscopy expert Giancarlo Rizza