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Moroccan electronic paper covers French egg cracking
French artist Abraham Boinshaft carried out a unique artistic experiment at the "Palais de Tokyo" Museum, where he placed 10 fertilized eggs inside a glass cage and lived with them for 21 days as a "human chicken." He employed a clever plan to maintain the eggs’ temperature by placing them in a sealed box that mimicked his body heat after consuming large amounts of ginger and spicy herbs. He remained inside the cage for 23 and a half hours each day, only allowed 30 minutes outside for eating or resting. After the third week, nine of the eggs hatched, and the chicks lived with him for three days before being taken to a farm in Normandy. The experiment remains symbolic of the connection between humans and nature, raising questions about the relationship between humans and animals.
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