Individual Sensation - how do you observe your food?
Food Untold vol.2 – Food Observing explores how food shapes our senses, memories, and social imagination in ways that often go unspoken. At its core, it poses a simple question: how can we intuitively describe, imagine, or relate to food that is too personal, too subtle, or too ordinary to be recorded? The project invites all individuals to observe and respond to familiar ingredients—not through analysis, but through memory, feeling, and imagination.
Living Archive - how do we build patterns, contradictions, and overlaps?
The food stand becomes a live research station — an evolving installation where public input accumulates across nine days. Through our methodology, which draws on multiple social, cultural, and artistic perspectives, the project proposes a playful, open-ended way of documenting lived experience. We are particularly interested in subtle, raw, or emotional observations, the kind of knowledge that often escapes academic or scientific framing. By creating space for these insights, the project repositions food as both a personal and cultural archive.
