AGE HAS WITHERED OFF MY TOUNGUE
‘The yeast must die for the bread to rise...’
Age has withered off my tongue is an exploration of the transformative properties of turmeric, flour and the ritual of bread-making.
We explore the ceremonial heritage attached to them and to our cultural ancestries through the sacred-yet-profane act of preparing a meal. Breathing in the space between live art, theatre and installation - this work examines domesticity and the role of women within different cultural contexts.
The Ahhhness of Things (Nihaarika Negi, Lesley Asare, Kayleigh Handley, James Monaghan)
Steakhouse Live at Hackney WickeED
Photographs courtesy of Asawari Jagushte
Age has withered off my tongue is an exploration of the transformative properties of turmeric, flour and the ritual of bread-making.
We explore the ceremonial heritage attached to them and to our cultural ancestries through the sacred-yet-profane act of preparing a meal. Breathing in the space between live art, theatre and installation - this work examines domesticity and the role of women within different cultural contexts.
The Ahhhness of Things (Nihaarika Negi, Lesley Asare, Kayleigh Handley, James Monaghan)
Steakhouse Live at Hackney WickeED
Photographs courtesy of Asawari Jagushte
