Getting to know about the ongoing Vienna based research on Dietary change and a regenerative approach to agriculture and forestry to address the climate and biodiversity crisis was deeply transformative. Specially to learn that there is actual data that supports that although structural changes are need, that changing how we eat does have an effect on climate change. And although I already aimed to eat plant-based, local and organic, it gave me a ground for the political aspects of my cooking and eating practices.
For my artistic contribution I made a ritual offering to the plants and beings on which we depend to survive on an open space of the Kunsthaus Wien.
Next to the offering I shared a leaflet that summarized some of the main points articulated by the researchers. And I produced this online collection of cooking Recipes for Survival (2024). These contributions, inspired by the scientific research, were presented as part of a Lecture Performance.
Imayna Caceres. Druck auf Papier, zur freien Mitnahme / Print on paper for free-take-away.