00:00What are the effects of the collagen?
00:06We've arrived for three years.
00:09We've found some rest of the collagen.
00:13It's only one of those.
00:15What's the impression of the collagen?
00:20It's 25 years ago that the collagen,
00:23which is the protein that builds the skin,
00:25was found in a tumor of T-rex in Montana,
00:28in the Health Creek Formation.
00:30And only today, in the last few years,
00:33we've managed to have biotechnologies
00:36with which we can give instructions
00:38to a cellular culture
00:40to build a real body of T-rex.
00:45But here, it's the real collagen of T-rex
00:50that you can find in Montana
00:53and that you can find it.
00:55It's possible.
00:57I'm contacted by a RetroBuller
01:00by very dangerous.
01:02I've been in the same place
01:04as a very historical creature.
01:07It's very historical.
01:08It gives you an idea.
01:10The following year,
01:10I ask the clients
01:12to touch the collagen,
01:13to touch the collagen,
01:14to touch the collagen,
01:14to get in contact with the collagen
01:16from the skin to the collagen
01:19and the collagen
01:19to the collagen.
01:34I think that the only thing that is close to it is the surface of a meteorite.
01:43But in the meantime, if we test the object biologically, it is 100% of the skin, but with this
01:54pre-historical surface, I can say.
01:59It is even brulé and excavé by the atom.
02:04And to put it in a category, I don't think it's a good idea, because they are in the junction
02:09of a series of different worlds and close to it.
02:15The science, the mode, the history of art, the natural sciences, the cabinets of curiosities, etc.
02:25And I personally am very impatient to know the profile of the purchase of this bag.
02:32You can say, oh yes, it is clear that in the beginning of this revolution...
02:36I don't know about the image of the lamp.
02:40I don't know.
03:11We'll see you next time.
03:43Yes and no. When we say vegan leather, so the cuir végétal,
03:48unfortunately, it's full of plastic. Most vegan cuirs are built from plastic.
03:57Here, it's completely the opposite. We start from a cellular culture,
04:01so it's 100% of the skin, and at the same time, it comes from an animal that has disappeared
04:07for 67 million years.
04:09We need to invent a price, because we have no reference, of course.
04:17We couldn't really base it on the original investments, which are huge,
04:24but which have a lot more vast perspective than this simple sack.
04:31But 300.000 euros, it's still a lot of money, but at the same time, it's a unique thing.
04:36So, the rare is expensive.
04:38Here's the result.
04:39Thank you, God bless you.
04:43Thank you, God bless you.
04:44Stop.
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