Internal Geographies: The Body as a Political Kitchen

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The Food of War Biennale shifts the front line of conflict from external borders to the internal landscape of the human mind and skin. Under the title Internal Geographies: The Body as a Political Kitchen, we investigate the body not as a static vessel, but as a site of constant transformation, social pressure, and visceral memory.

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In this framework, the "Kitchen" serves as the ultimate metaphor for the human condition: a space of high pressure, heat, and alchemy where identity is "cooked" by cultural expectations, digital distortions, and personal trauma. We assert that food and drink are never neutral; our relationship with them may influence our mental health and how we understand our place in the world.

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