The secret artists colony that wants to change the world with chocolate heads

By Daisy Carrington, for CNN

Updated 0237 GMT (1037 HKT) March 6, 2015

Sculptures made in the DRC by the Institute of Human Activities are scanned, then 3D printed in chocolate and sold at art exhibitions in the West.
Photos: The plantation that grows art
Say it in chocolate – Sculptures made in the DRC by the Institute of Human Activities are scanned, then 3D printed in chocolate and sold at art exhibitions in the West.
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The Institute of Human Activities is an arts initiative in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Plantation workers create self-portraits out of clay that are later sold in galleries in the Europe.
Photos: The plantation that grows art
The Congo's Williamsburg – The Institute of Human Activities is an arts initiative in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Plantation workers create self-portraits out of clay that are later sold in galleries in the Europe.
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