Food Axis

What happens to our understanding of a kitchen when we follow the practices that extend beyond it? Food Axis is an evolving film experiment tracing sequences of obtaining, storing, preparing, cooking, sharing, offering and clearing food. These actions are approached as spatial relations connecting the kitchen with wider domestic and public settings.

The work tests montage and re-framing as forms of architectural inquiry, exploring how image, rhythm and everyday movement can make the spatial dimensions of labour and ritual perceptible.

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