This is about food — and the act of eating — as something meaningful and political. It reflects on our daily relationship with food and the need to value it: to dedicate time, attention, and to recognize it as a right.
The printed piece serves as a manifesto — inspired by the old newspapers once used to wrap food in markets and fishmongers — aiming to protect, nurture, and bring awareness to what nourishes us. A symbolic gesture that envelops both food and message.
“Making eating a political act means taking time: to choose where and how we buy our food, to return to the kitchen, to teach our children to cook, to appreciate the rituals of the table. Time to connect with the land, the farmer, and the origins of what we eat. This is not time lost — it's time transformed into health, joy, and connection.”
2021, Minas Gerais —Brazil
Impresso em papel jornal, 4 págs., 30 × 15 cm
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Projeto gráfico realizado para oficina 5 Exercícios Simples com Guilherme Falcão, 2021
Texto retirado de AZEVEDO, Elaine de. Comer: ato político. Piseagrama, Belo Horizonte, seção Extra!, 17 abr. 2019