Painting series "France 2000", visualizing life over 100 years later is on display in the World Exhibition in Paris.
Invented in the imagination of life more than 100 years later by artist Jean-Marc Côté
"Scan the house by machine" , depicting a maid controlling the device scanning the house.The series of paintings in the collection "France 2000" by painter Jean-Marc Côté and colleagues from 1899-1910.
"The farmer is busy" , describes a farmer sitting in a place, manipulating a harvester in a field.Independent selected a number of paintings showing, many inventions in the artist's imagination 100 years ago, now very similar to reality.
"Large-scale breeding" , the picture depicts a woman hand holding an egg basket, putting each fruit into an automatic incubator.On the other side of the machine, each newly hatched chicken jumped out.
"Mobile home across the countryside" , depicting a house with wheels and tables, restaurants, passengers serving and chatting, enjoying the countryside.
"Modern hair cutting machine , " is a look at 2000, when hair salons use automated machines to serve customers.
"Ladies in the bathroom" , depicting a beautiful girl sitting in the bathroom, having a dedicated bath scouring system, as well as a hair comb, chalk maker, mirror and light fixture.The girl just sat in a chair, using her limbs to control the machine.
"The best tailor", depicting a professional tailoring shop in 2000. In the eyes of an artist in 1900, prospective customers come to tailor, will be accurately measured by the millimeter on the body, then send parameters to the automatic sewing machine.The machine will take fabric, cut, sew, and produce the finished product immediately.
"Going to school" , drawing the class scene in 2000, when the teacher just sat in one place, selected books that are appropriate for the age of the student, and then put it in a machine.This machine will convey content into words, leading to each student's ears.
"War", drawing two cars equipped with modern weapons, with people sitting on control, attacking each other.
"Remote guard by helicopter", depicting a soldier sitting on a propeller flying device, using binoculars to guard the fortress from the air.
