Funky Lunch Depicts the Western Version of the Bento Box
Bianca — August 10, 2009 — Art & Design
References: funkylunch
I remember throwing away my lunches as a little girl; I hated sandwiches, they were boring and not fun to eat… but if I’d had sandwich art like the stuff featured on FunkyLunch.com, I’m pretty sure I would have gobbled up the content of my lunchboxes.
The downside to these marvelous works of sandwich art is that they must take a ridiculous amount of time to create. I guess you could liken them to Western bento boxes. In Japan, mothers wake up very early to create works of edible art to pack for their children, sometimes even creating very intricate pictures using food.
After perusing the gallery of the FunkyLunch sandwich art, have a click through the related articles for some of the most unique bento box art we’ve featured on Trend Hunter.
The downside to these marvelous works of sandwich art is that they must take a ridiculous amount of time to create. I guess you could liken them to Western bento boxes. In Japan, mothers wake up very early to create works of edible art to pack for their children, sometimes even creating very intricate pictures using food.
After perusing the gallery of the FunkyLunch sandwich art, have a click through the related articles for some of the most unique bento box art we’ve featured on Trend Hunter.
Trend Themes
1. Sandwich Art - Creating intricate designs with sandwiches opens up opportunities for unique and visually appealing food creations.
2. Edible Art - The art of using food to create intricate designs presents innovative options for engaging and immersive culinary experiences.
3. Bento Box Art - Exploring the fusion of Western and Japanese food artistry offers new possibilities for visually stunning lunch presentations.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can capitalize on the trend of sandwich art to create visually appealing and creative menu options.
2. Event Planning and Catering - The event planning and catering industry can integrate edible art into their services to offer unique and memorable dining experiences.
3. Art and Design - The art and design industry can explore the intersection of food and creativity, incorporating edible art into exhibitions and installations.
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