A collaboration between Food of War, Javier Núñez Gasco and Museo La Neomudéjar This performance emerges from the convergence of two artistic investigations: Arma muerta (2015) by Javier Núñez Gasco — a hunting shotgun whose barrel has been transformed into a Renaissance flute, constructed to perform the funeral march from Gustav Mahler’s Titan Symphony. Coto Vacío / Hollow Hunt (2025) by Food of War — a participatory inflatable installation developed during the Kárstica Artistic...

Mamacoca / Cocamama is an immersive, itinerant performance and living installation that explores the sacred, political, and botanical memory of the coca leaf. Centered around a main dancer embodying a living plant territory while wearing a heavy, 2.500-textile-leaf ecosystem dress and a vision-restricting ritual mask, the performance uses continuous movement, a specialized soundscape, and a fragile ceremonial ceramic vessel to challenge contemporary narratives around the leaf. Accompanied by...

A Photographic Study of Urban Agriculture, Resilience and Revolutionary Landscapes in Cuba Dig for Victory campaign during the Second World War, when communities transformed urban spaces into food gardens in response to hunger and scarcity. The project reflects on how similar strategies could emerge within the “green desert” of contemporary Cuban landscapes, where food shortages continue to shape everyday life. During Food of War’s visit to Los Pozitos, Cuba, in 2024, the collective...