It's fun to mess with the codes of a classic and look at something familiar from a completely different angle. Here we looked at chocolate the way an engineer would, coldly and with a lot of curiosity, and forgot about indulgence for a moment.

Taken out of its usual world, the bar ends up somewhere high-tech. It starts to look like a machined part, cut down to the millimeter. Seen like that, its shape changes. The 45-degree ridges read like aerodynamic lines, and the embossing looks like a precision stamp on a mechanical part.

Electric light and neon halos do the rest. The atmosphere turns cold, a little sci-fi. Cocoa is about as organic as it gets, and putting it under such technical rigor gives it a strange kind of pull.

Gros plan de barres de chocolat avec le mot 'Gianotti' imprimé dessus, disposées en rangées diagonales.
Tablette de chocolat au lait Lindt avec une surface lisse et des lignes en relief sur un fond noir.