Artist hatching eggs

paris - A French artist who was previously in the news because he was shut for a week in a stone, has a new project. He's in the next month on a nest to hatch a dozen eggs with his body heat.

Those interested can look at the Parisian museum Palais de Tokyo or via livestream how things work. The 44-year-old Abraham Poincheval think you need about 21 to 26 days to hatch the eggs. At that time he will be a day not more than 30 minutes from his place.

Poincheval expects to have 21 to 26 days to incubate the eggs.\n    \n   \n     Photo: AFP

The artist is since Wednesday in a specially made chair nesting on top of the eggs. It is complicated in blankets to preserve as much as possible the heat for the eggs and his diet is designed to produce as much heat.

Poincheval was earlier in the news with its remarkable projects. He previously spent 13 days in a stuffed bear, he sat for a week on a 20 meter high pole outside the Gare du Nord in Paris and he sailed over the Rhone in a huge plastic bottle.

Last month he was tall shut one week into a huge boulder which a cut was made in the shape of his body. He had some food, and he did urinate into empty water bottles. For large messages he had in a small container.