Andrea d’Amore explores conviviality and food as artistic practices, transforming each space into an opportunity for cohabitation and interdependence between human and non-human beings. In his work, the act of feeding becomes an aesthetic and relational act, in line with the Making Kin theme, where food is a medium of connection and a tool for rethinking forms of collective care.
A time capsule is a specially prepared container for storing objects or information, intended to be found at a future time’.
Within a space with 360° sound SUPER CAPSULA is a convivial experience, a place where guests in the act of consuming food will generate sounds. What will be generated in the present will return in the future where the past will be added to the participants’ present to generate their near future and thus swirling sum of time/sound after sum of time/sound, the guests will have the opportunity to define temporal relations until they reach climax atmospheres, tastes of eternity in a tasty real-time experiment on timelessness. Part of the SUPER CAPSULA installation is realised in collaboration with Panificio Davide Longoni.
It may look like a super capsule, but it is a SUPER CAPSULA!
SUPER CAPSULA is the third of the appointments of TALkins – Talking About Making Kin, a series of public meetings exploring the concept of kinship through different languages, perspectives and formats, promoted by BASE Milano in partnership with Felicia.
→ A set of seemingly familiar connections but re-written, re-assembled, to create, as we experience them, new relationships. TALkins: Talking about making kins is a series of encounters in which artists, curators, designers, philosophers, scientists, and experts in interspecies relations discuss “making kins.” Each TALkins appointment is a unique experience: From moments of participatory reflection to workshop practice, from collective to intimate sensory moments of direct interaction with food.
